Towel
Warmers Added to Deva Portfolio
Deva
is expanding its portfolio with an eight-strong range of towel warmers.
Its introduction meets the increasing demand for fully coordinating brassware
products that enables consumers to achieve a complete look.
The offering has been developed by Deva to coordinate with all of its
brassware products whilst meeting most styles and size of bathrooms and
budgets.
The company's ladder style towel warmers come in both straight and curved
designs with white or best selling chrome finishes.
The range also includes two traditionally styled chrome towel radiators
- both incorporating tubular lines with ball joints and one with a striking
ivory insert -which easily gives any bathroom an air of luxury.
Depending on their finish and size, they can fit into almost any decorative
scheme and, as they are wall-mounted, they overcome the issues of limited
floor space and can be fitted around existing sanitaryware.
Deva's towel rails should be connected to the central heating system.
To provide a decorative source of heat even when the central heating is
off, they can also be connected to the domestic hot water cylinder circuit.
They come with various dimensions and heat outputs - from 1369BTU 400Watts
to 1495BTU 438Watts - which means there's a model to suit all sizes of
bathroom.
And to add those all-important finishing touches, Deva offers a range
of matching valve packs. Beautifully engineered, the six-strong range
offers models suitable for both in-wall and under floor water supply and
each comes with chrome pipes and trim.
As with all Deva products, each towel warmer comes with a five-year guarantee
- which includes two years parts and labour followed by three years parts
only warranty - and next day delivery.
Prices range from £95.24 to £547.62 RRP excluding VAT and
matching valve sets, which are priced at 30.95 excluding VAT.
Tel: 0800 195 1602
Email: sales@devatap.com
Web: http://www.devatap.com
Bisque
radiators are now icons of interior style, such as the Hot Spring, Hot
Hoop and Zanzibar Tower.
Every year Bisque showcases new design from around the world, including
additions to the Bisque range and prototypes that are under development.
These are planned for production once Bisque's high specifications for
quality and reliability are met.
This year's Bisque stand featured new innovations, including:
* Archibald and Profile, prototypes of the winning entries in the 'Radical
Radiators of the Future' competition run by Bisque and the Milan-based
internet magazine, http://www.designboom.com.
Designers Leo Salzedo from Italy and Ilya Titov from Russia, will also
be present
* Setsquare was unveiled, a new design to be launched in 2008
* Three new additions to the Bisque range, Zigzag, Crisscross and Finn.
Available now.
* The mini Hot Spring, a small scale version of the original classic,
available in 2008
* Highlights of the existing Bisque range
Web: http://www.bisque.co.uk
Myson
Gives A New Look and New Products to its Convectors Business
Myson
is re-launching its fan convector business with a revamp of its core product
range as well as adding some new models.
Following improvements to the popular Myson Kickspace plinth heater in
2006, Myson has decided to enhance its total product offering.
The first change customers have seen as part of the re-launch is that,
from September 1st, at no extra cost, a white grille will be included
when a Kickspace is purchased.
This is soon to be followed by a series of re-designed wall-mounted products,
which will be available from 1st November 2007.
The Hi-Line, Hi-Line Super, Lo-Line and Slimline have all been given sleek,
modern new looks, including the new Myson branding. The Hi-Line and Lo-Line
products now also come with remote controls, adding convenience for the
user.
Myson Convectors has also added a low voltage (12V) version of the Hi-Line
to its range, specifically targeted at more economical heating in homes
such as social housing stock.
Reacting to the growing customer demand for electric heating products,
the company has also developed a new electric Hi-Line model, again with
remote control.
Simon Nixon, product manager for Myson Convectors, said: 'This modernisation
of our products represents an effective re-launch of Myson Convectors,
with a great new look across our range, as well as some directly targeted
new models.
'Social housing is an area which will continue to be a growing market
for many years to come, thanks to the Government’s targets for 70,000
new affordable homes a year to be built, and there is a greater demand
for electric heating products, so we have reacted strongly to these needs
with new products.'
Web: http://www.myson.co.uk
Homeowners
now have more choice, thanks to the new panel radiator range from Purmo.
No two houses are the same, and with 2500 different size and fitting combinations,
Purmo has the perfect solution for every conceivable room type. With the
new colour system, there are more than 200 different colours available
to enhance and complement any interior.
The
classic Compact meets the highest standards for quality and efficiency.
The radiator's top and sides cover all piping, creating a seamless and
discreet look. The Compact is available in heights of 300, 450, 600, 700
and 900mm, with lengths between 400 - 3000mm.
The Ventil Compact is a variation on the standard Compact model. The M
version uses the same integrated pipe system but it is only connected
in the middle. This means that only one hole is needed in the wall, the
connection is virtually invisible and no pipes get in the way when the
floor is cleaned. Heights are 300, 450, 600 and 900mm and lengths range
from 400 to 3000mm. For rooms with limited wall space, the Vertical model
is the perfect alternative. Heights are 1500, 1800, 1950, 2100 and 2300mm,
with lengths of 400, 600 and 750mm.
The Plan and Planora radiators have smooth fronts to create a minimalist,
elegant look. The flat front of the Planora is not just for show, it conducts
water behind 2mm of steel. The front of the Plan is designed in a slightly
different way. A smooth panel is attached to the main radiator body to
hide all welding spots. The stylish front hides the integrated pipe system
and valve body. The Plan can be connected in the middle, making installation
simpler and virtually invisible. Heights are 300, 400, 500, 600 and 900mm,
with lengths from 400 - 3000mm.
Purmo supplies 25,000 panel radiators every day to customers in almost
50 countries with a guarantee of ten years on every single one. Purmo's
panel radiators are among the most energy efficient on the market. Large
convector plates and precision placement of the network of water channels
inside means optimal water distribution and heat transmission. This heat
output is attained from a remarkably low volume of water, meaning the
radiator can respond almost instantly to variations in room air temperature
or system internal heat gains. Homeowners can save up to 15% of energy
maintaining their ideal indoor climate.
For further information on Purmo's panel radiators contact Purmo on 0845
070 1090 or visit http://www.purmo.com