Rangemaster has launched the popular Belfast sink in a new double bowl version – The Rangemaster Double Bowl Belfast.

This brand new sink embraces all the classic good looks of a Belfast-style sink, but with the added benefit of a second bowl.

Made from a high-grade fireclay ceramic, it features ultra smooth surfaces throughout and clean soft lines.

This new model boasts deep, extra large bowls, which are ideal for washing larger pans or baking trays.

All Rangemaster sinks are available with a choice of fabulous taps and accessories, including the handy stainless steel draining basket.

The Rangemaster Double Bowl Belfast is priced from £299.

Rangemaster, the leading UK manufacturer of range cookers, has a heritage that extends 175 years, producing stylish, high quality products, to provide the perfect home entertaining experience.

Web: http://www.rangemaster.co.uk
Tel: (0870) 755 6485

Taps galore - whether you’re searching for kitchen taps, basin taps, bath taps or any other type, The Tap Centre is the one-stop-shop for taps online

They offer one of the widest ranges and provide a fast efficient service in the UK.

From branded top end goods such as Franke, Grohe, Abode through to Tapcentre.com’s own range, they are proud to be one of the largest dedicated and exclusive retailer of taps.

At Tapcentre.com you will find a superb collection of kitchen sink taps, designer kitchen taps, bathroom taps, bath taps, bath mixer taps and kitchen mixer taps.

Customers can choose from many fashionable designs combining modern as well as traditional tastes

Featured here is the Egon Platform Kitchen Tap, available in Chrome or Brushed Steel finish.
Single swivel spout (360degree), with a single lever control on the platform. Priced at £388.

Many of the taps in the collection are supported by The Tap Centre’s 5 year guarantee.

To view this splendid display of taps visit:

Web: http://www.tapcentre.com
Tel: (0844) 499 3900

The FreshWater Filter Company has launched two new mini filter taps, designed to sit either alongside the main kitchen tap, or on a secondary, smaller sink.

The taps are a hugely practical addition to any kitchen and make buying expensive and bulky bottled water a thing of the past, whilst also offering consumers peace of mind about the quality of their drinking water.

Available in contemporary or classic styles, the taps are connected to a compact stainless steel cartridge housing fitted beneath the kitchen sink; there is the option of a ‘1000’ system, which has a single cartridge housing, or the ‘2000’ system, which features a twin stainless steel housing.

The single, 1000 system housing, contains FreshWater’s British made ‘Pearl’ filter cartridge, which is exceptionally effective against a range of common contaminants and impurities, including:

• Pathogenic bacteria.
  Metals - lead deposits from old pipes, aluminium and copper
  chlorine.
  Organic chemicals.
  Pesticides and herbicides.
  Drugs and pharmaceutical traces..

The twin, 2000 system housing, contains Freshwater’s British made ‘Emerald’ cartridges, which equals the performance of the Pearl cartridge, with the additional advantage of a higher flow of filtered water, making the 2000 system ideal for larger families or even the office.

Depending upon the type, filter cartridges should be replaced every 6-12 months.

The mini filter taps are simple and straightforward to fit – an easy job for a plumber or even for an enthusiastic DIY-er!

Mini filter taps are also safe – you can enjoy drinking tap water with complete peace of mind; in addition they are also really affordable – in the long run, you’ll pay just pennies, rather than pounds for your filtered water.

FreshWater’s mini filter taps start from RRP £195.26 and come complete with a stainless steel filter housing and a Pearl or Emerald filter cartridge.

Web: http://www.freshwaterfilter.com

Tel: (01263) 587077

Recent research shows that we Britons are wasting £2 billion a year on bottled water and neglecting our kitchen tap; sales of mineral water have been doubling every five years and more than two billion litres are now sold each year.

However it appears that the bottled water business is rather murky - producing and delivering a litre of bottled water emits hundreds of times more greenhouse gas as a litre of tap water and there are growing fears that plastic bottles may leak carcinogenic residues into the water.

Help is at hand from Rangemaster, whose innovative ‘MySpa’ diverter system, effortlessly transforms any kitchen tap into a filtered water dispenser at the flick of a switch, supplying you with an endless source of crystal clear water.

Easy to install with simple push-fit connectors, MySpa’ works with an ‘on-off’ diverter switch built into your sink’s tap-hole stopper, or into the work surface.

When the diverter is turned to the ‘on’ position, the water mains are redirected through the filter cartridge fitted neatly under the sink, removing all additives and impurities and delivering refreshing and healthy filtered water direct to your tap.

This eco friendly alternative to bottled water will provide your kitchen tap with clear drinking water with a crisp taste, perfect for making hot or cold drinks and for cooking.

Rangemaster’s ‘MySpa’ is easy to maintain and the company will also automatically let you know when your filter cartridge is due for replacement.

The water diverter kit is priced at £110 with a standard 2-year warranty.

Web: http://www.rangemaster.co.uk

Tel: (0870) 755 6485

This is the revolutionary Quooker boiling water tap.

When you need boiling water in the kitchen, to make a cup of tea for example, you simply turn the childproof tap, and the Quooker dispenses your hot water instantly.

You can think of the Quooker as an ingenious fusion between an electric kettle, a thermos flask, a water purifier and a height adjustable tap. The Quooker stores three litres of water at 110 degrees C, in an insulated tank, like a large thermos flask below the work-surface. As the tank is so well insulated, it is cool to the touch, and requires very little energy to keep the water hot. When you turn the tap, the water passes through a filter to purify it, and is dispensed in a fine spray, which helps protect against burns.

The Quooker originates in Holland, and is already fitted in over 100,000 kitchens in Europe. It is now available in the UK, in a variety of styles and finishes. If you’re fed up waiting for your electric kettle to boil, the Quooker boiling water tap costs from £688.

web: http://www.quooker.co.uk
tel: (020) 7923 3355