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SHOWERS, TRAYS & ENCLOSURES
Triton’s digital mixer shower is the ultimate showpiece
With a minimalist control panel in black, Triton’s HOST digital mixer shower is the ultimate showpiece for any modern bathroom. HOST technology allows users to enjoy a personalised experience with three customisable pre-sets. No matter your
choice of décor, HOST has been developed to provide complete design flexibility, and can be selected with a choice of fixed showerheads, secondary handsets and holders to complement any bathroom scheme. In addition, the sleek panel with full text and colour TFT digital display can be positioned anywhere on the wall within 10 metres of the mixer box. There is even a solution for homes with low water
Marmox showerlay 360 drain enables most versatile floor level shower available
pressure, where an extra boost is needed to increase water flow. In such circumstances, Triton’s silent running pump technology reduces noise, so an early start or evening retreat won’t disturb the whole household.
uwww.tritonshowers.co.uk
British company specialising in insulation and waterproofing products, Marmox, has added a new drainage solution to its range of Showerlay floor level shower bases, which has been designed to simplify the installation of plumbing in both new-build and refurbishment applications and is compliant with all relevant standards. Joining the company's extensive
range of products, the new Showerlay360 Drain, as the
superscript title suggests, is fully rotatable to enable use in horizontal as well as vertical outlet connections - or any angle in between - for total flexibility. For even greater ease and
adaptability of installation, the compact drain measures just 80mm deep with a 50mm water seal.
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uwww.marmox.co.uk
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