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Innovation and Design
Fabulous Foster worksurfaces
from Air Uno
Foster stainless steel
worksurfaces from Italy are now
available in the UK. Already a
hit with the top Italian and
European kitchen studios, Foster
products use a superior quality AISI 304 steel that's got an
incredible depth of shine and a finish with extra-fine
glazing obtained through a special
polishing process that uses
natural fibres. These strikingly
handsome worktops are
bespoke and can be
seamlessly integrated with
Foster sinks, taps and hobs.
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The heat is
on with Jaga
Parapan’s quality in black and white
The stunning centre
piece in this kitchen is the
Jaga Heating Products is pleased to announce the
sleek curved breakfast
new Helios range of towel rail radiators,
bar in shiny black
combining the comfort and convenience of a
Parapan® set off by the
heated towel rail with the practical benefits of a
stark contrast of the
room-heating radiator. The Helios is an attractive,
white Parapan®.
functional and affordable addition to any
Parapan®, the original
bathroom or kitchen.
high gloss acrylic, is the
Customers have a choice between straight or
first choice for leading
gently curved models, both of which are available
kitchen designers.
in either white or chrome finishes. All models are
‘We used Parapan® to
offered in a variety of sizes to suit almost all
complement the other
situations, ranging from 700mm(H) x 400mm(W)
quality finishes within the
to 1500mm x 600mm.
penthouse but the
The Helios is tested and approved to EN442
primary consideration
European Standards and comes with Jaga’s 10
was the black sleek
Year Guarantee. All Helios radiators can either
curved peninsular which leads drawers, cabinet fronts, vertical minute colours that run right the
operate as part of a hot water central heating
you into a raised glass seating surfaces, splash backs and even way through Parapan® is UV
system or as a standalone electric towel rail with
area. I don’t think we could wall cladding. Parapan® can be stable and won’t fade.
the optional non-thermostatic electric heating
have achieved the same look thermoformed into curves and Waterproof and very repairable it
element (available separately).
with any other material’ - Daniel cut to any size. In keeping with is hygienic and easy to maintain
Bullock of Alexander Bullock the trend for clean lines and making it dramatically more hard
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Furniture Ltd sleek surfaces Parapan® can be wearing than lacquers.
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Parapan®, a durable solid, acrylic almost any style of handle. www.parapan.co.uk
is increasingly specified for doors, Available in 21 up to the
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Jaga’s natural and economical
alternative to Steel raditors
The powerful Low-H2O element combined install (especially in existing buildings) and is
with the intelligent DBE control offers always slow in responding to temperature
powerful, regulated heating with a reaction changes. Jaga's Low-H2O and Dynamic
time that is nine times faster than a standard Boost Effect (DBE) technologies have
radiator. More precise control reduces changed this perception by offering normal
overheating, and Low H2O has been proven sized radiators that operate efficiently
to reduce energy consumption by 24% offering excellent output even with the
compared with standard steel panel comparatively low flow temperatures
radiators over a 24 hour period. generated by heat pumps.”
It is a widely held belief that standard
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pumps. The preferred option is usually
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underfloor heating that can be costly to Enquiry no: 59
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