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GROHE Everstream water-recycling shower to come to market in Spring 2024
GROHE has revealed the market launch of its water-recycling shower GROHE Everstream, expanding the brand’s range of bathroom and kitchen products that promote efficient water use and make sustainable choices easier. The shower will be available to customers from spring 2024. The shower system is currently being field-tested and a training programme for installers is […]
Read MoreConsumers are changing showering habits due to cost of living crisis – New Research reveals
As the cost-of-living crisis leads to more homeowners seeking home improvement solutions that can save money, new research from Triton has revealed an opportunity for installers to provide insight into the economic benefits of electric showers. The shower manufacturer’s latest survey of 2,000 consumers found that amidst the current economic climate, 53% of shower users […]
Read MoreMaximise Energy and Water Savings This Winter
Following a summer of record temperatures and drought warnings, the cost-of-living crisis and global warming, installers have many considerations to make when helping customers minimise energy and water usage this winter. Chris Billingham, Head of Marketing & Innovation at Methven, highlights the essential factors installers should consider as part of their decision making: During lockdown, […]
Read MoreMethven launches water-saving calculator
In response to living costs and energy bills increasing and many regions are now recognised as being in permanent water-stressed areas, Methven has introduced an interactive online water calculator. The new calculator will support installers and architects in helping customers to achieve water and energy efficient shower installations. The online calculator enables users to select […]
Read MoreEco-Friendly Bathroom Updates for Energy and Water Savings
Despite the Energy Price Guarantee being introduced in October, UK households are still expecting to see their energy bills rise significantly in the coming months. This, plus the many hosepipe bans implemented across the summer, has meant more people are looking closely at the amount of water and energy they are using and questioning where […]
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