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Just Taps Plus adds basin mixers to Inox range
Inox basin mixers are the latest additions to the popular Inox range from Just Taps Plus. Made from stainless steel, the mixers have a tubular design theme featuring a gently curved spout. The breadth of choice within the range means there's an Inox tap to suit every installation with deck mounted models for standard basins, a tall version for use with vessel basins and a selection of wall fillers.
Wall fillers are perfect for a minimalist modern bathroom as pipework is hidden away inside the walls - all that can be seen is the tap spout and controls.
Unlike many stainless steel ranges, Inox is a complete collection with waste kits and traps, showers and accessories.
The new accessories collection includes towel rails and rings, robe hooks, a soap dish and tooth mug, WC brush and holder and complementing shelves. Stainless steel is easy to clean and very hardwearing. Because the surface is matt, it does not show fingermarks. It is also completely recyclable - in fact much of the stainless steel used for manufacturing is made from recycled metal so Inox is an eco-friendly choice.
"There are plenty of 'stainless steel finishes' on the market but the Inox range is 100% stainless steel bringing the hygiene advantages of this unique material," explains the company's Jeevan Seth. "The demand for high quality, genuine stainless steel is growing. We have added a comprehensive range of basin taps and accessories to complete an offer here that is perfect for luxury bathrooms and commercial applications.
"This is a perfect choice for interior designers and architects, who wish to use superior quality products."
Inox is supplied with the standard 10 Year Just Taps Plus guarantee, and is WRAS approved.
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11th April 2014