Sunday 30 October 2011

HI-MACS is key to superb wetroom design

Designed and made by Bespoke Surfaces Ltd, a specialist designer of bespoke kitchen and bathroom designs, their new wetroom display features the solid surface material HI-MACS® which especially lends itself to this type of application.

The floor, walls, vanity unit with integrated basins and wall storage alcoves are all fabricated from HI-MACS® – the natural stone acrylic material with specialist properties like a non-porous, impervious, hygienic and low maintenance surface.

Being a solid surface with seamless joins HI-MACS® obviates in need for grouting where dirt or germs can gather.

The wetroom is a fantastic creation with two Vado shower areas including a Vado Ethos ceiling-mounted shower head surrounded by embedded LED downlights and a wall mounted mirror/TV unit. The other shower area is equipped with dual stalk-mounted heads with the main pad head being adjustable and the other smaller head removable for hand-held use on an integrated chrome hose.

HI-MACS® was also selected for its thermo-formability which didn’t inhibit the designers or fabricators in any way. The floor is HI-MACS® Beach Sand to distinguish it from the walls and units which are all in Nougat Cream.

The vanity unit with integrated twin basins uses standard HI-MACS® basins, (CB465) which proved perfect for the overall project design.

Bespoke Surfaces Ltd says that the special properties and opportunities offered by HI-MACS® as a material was essential to the project and made the whole concept feasible.

A similar bathroom would retail at about £30,000.

HI-MACS® by LG Hausys +44 1732 424240
www.himacs.eu
Bespoke Surfaces Ltd +44 1892 862 698
www.bespokesurfaces.co.uk

3 comments:

  1. Really nice post, not sure what thermo-formability is?

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  2. Nice design. You got a really useful blog I have been here reading for about an hour. I am a newbie and your success is very much an inspiration for me.

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  3. I need your infomation !

    Solid surface Lg or đá nhân tạo lg does it cost ?

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