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ANNUAL KITCHEN EDITION


Streamline the kitchen with stylish sink solutions from InSinkErator®


convenient, time-saving and hygienic benefits, while de-cluttering the kitchen. As the global market leader and inventor of the food waste disposer, InSinkErator® offers a variety of models designed to suit different family sizes and home cooking needs. Furthermore, to speed up processes in the kitchen and remove the


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nSinkErator®manufactures a range of stylish innovations that boast


need for a kettle, the InSinkErator® portfolio also boasts an elegant collection of specialist kitchen taps. An InSinkErator® food waste disposer is a


modern, convenient and discreet solution for the kitchen, reducing food waste in the bin, especially where home composting is not possible. For disposing of food waste safely and hygienically, InSinkErator® models fit neatly under the sink, out of sight, without compromising the overall look of


The award-winning 4N1 Touch from InSinkErator® is available in three different finishes, including the on-trend Velvet Black finish


An InSinkErator® food waste disposer is a hygienic, convenient and discreet food waste solution for the kitchen


the kitchen. The premium Evolution 250 is suitable for use by large families and cooking enthusiasts, the Evolution 150 suits growing families and the E75 is ideal for couples or singles. InSinkErator® specialist kitchen taps are available


as a combined fixture, or as a stand-alone additional tap, in an array of shapes and on-trend finishes, including Brushed Gold or Velvet Black. The award-winning, WRAS approved, InSinkErator® 4N1 Touch tap instantly and safely dispenses filtered steaming hot water, filtered cold water and regular hot and cold water from one combined fixture.


u01923 297880 uwww.insinkerator.co.uk


AKWLaunches New Accessible Kitchen Cupboard A


KW, a leading provider of inclusive living solutions, is pleased to


announce the launch of a new highly accessible kitchen cupboard, the ActivMotion®Glide Wall Unit. Designed to bring the cupboard’s contents within easy reach, this remote-controlled unit has been designed especially with wheelchair users or those with limited reach in mind. The ActivMotion® Glide Wall Unit is an update


to AKW’s original ActivMotion® Unit, as this new cupboard features an ‘out and down’ movement when it descends, ensuring that the worktop space below is still accessible and useable. The unit’s


actuator also enables the quiet and smooth drop- down and forwards motion of the cupboard, at the touch of either a button or remote control, depending on user preference. Supplied as a complete cupboard for ease of


installation on-site, the ActivMotion® Glide Wall Unit features collision detection, to prevent hands getting trapped or damage to any objects on the worktop. The cupboard is available in 500mm and 600mm widths and has three shelves, with a middle shelf that is height adjustable or removable as needed. Shelf rail guards are also fitted as standard. The unit also comes with a lifetime guarantee on the carcass and 2 year guarantee on moving parts.


Stuart Reynolds, UK Marketing & Product


Management Director at AKW, comments: “We are very pleased to add this easy to use and highly accessible kitchen cupboard to our award-winning inclusive kitchens. The ActivMotion® Glide Wall Unit’s discreet design, quiet and unobtrusive operation and comprehensive safety features make it a positive addition to any inclusive kitchen.” To find out more download https://www.akw- ltd.co.uk/document/kitchen-catalogue-2023/


u01905 823298 usales@akw-ltd.co.uk uwww.akw-ltd.co.uk


14 BKU SEPTEMBER 2023 ANNUAL KITCHEN EDITION


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