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New Products
Red Kite door causing waves
Red Kite Promotions is reporting huge
interest in a brand new vinyl wrapped
door and furniture panel design which
is being manufactured using a special
process here in the UK.
Managing Director, Chris Neal told
us “Just about everyone I show this
design to can see great potential in this
new ‘wavy rout’ design. Some of my
customers visualise it as a fully
machined door and drawer front,
whilst others are planning a plain door,
bath panel or desk front with a
contrasting machined inset across the
top, middle or bottom. In fact the
range of applications seems endless.”
New built-in
The special doors lend themselves to
the discerning kitchen, bathroom,
bedroom and office furniture
collection from
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distributors and purchasers who can 01664 444 341
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make up a minimum size order of sales@redkitepromotions.co.uk
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£2,000. Enquiry no: 27
Rangemaster
Uber-contemporary kitchen
Evolve your kitchen with Rangemaster, the pioneer of
range cooking. Rangemaster has utilised its renowned
manufacturing expertise and design skills to create a
brand new contemporary built-in cooking collection
appliances by Foster
that combines aesthetic style with high quality
performance.
Uber-contemporary kitchen appliances by
The range is adaptable to any space and consists of
Foster, previously only available from Italy, are
three single cavity ovens with a choice of 4, 9 or 12
now available in the UK. In sleek black on-trend
functions and three double cavity ovens (two in 90cm
glass, the 4000 Series multifunctional oven can
and one 72cm). All come complete with multi-function
be combined perfectly in horizontal or stacked
ovens with pop in/out control panels and a grill pan
systems with other Foster appliances including a
with detachable handle. The top of the range R6012
steam oven, microwave plus grill and a plate
model features a LCD touch control panel, which
heater. The preset and highly customizable
allows the user to easily control up to 12 cooking
intuitive electronics - available on all models -
functions – perfect for kitchen gadget technophiles.
are activated with touch controls. Other
Those who hate seeing finger-marks on stainless
features include telescopic runners on three
steel appliances will love the new range as its unique
levels; easy clean enamel; self cleaning with
finger-proof finish resists annoying greasy marks.
pyrolysis, a process that carbonises residual
Revamping the traditional gas hob, the new hot
organic substances; triple-glazed doors that
plates are now available in a choice of gas and glass,
save energy; a thermocouple probe that lets
ceramic and induction. With a bevelled frameless finish
you check the temperature inside the food
and subtly positioned touch controls on the induction
being cooked and StopSol glass, which stays
and ceramic hobs, no detail is overlooked in the
dark when it's not in use but makes the food
products’ contemporary styling.
visible during cooking.
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0870 755 6485
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0113 201 2240
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www.rangemaster.co.uk
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www.airuno.co.uk
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Enquiry no: 26 Enquiry no: 11
Epsom – one of the
Kingswood Kitchens range
from Allied Kingswood
Epsom, with its simple modern design price groups and Epsom is in price
and its clean crisp white finish, is a real group 1. All Kingswood Kitchens
winner. Epsom is shown here with feature luxurious metabox drawers
attractive glazed dresser storage and robustly specified 18mm cabinets.
cabinets and the kitchen is Optional extras such as wine racks,
complemented by stylish steel round open end display units plus many
‘T’ bar handles. The hood is from innovative space saving solutions are
Allied Kingswood’s own highly also available in this new range.
successful Sarena appliance brand.
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020 8205 8844
This entry level kitchen range is
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info@alliedkingswood.co.uk
presented in 4 simple and easy to use
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Enquiry no: 12
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