Roman Launches New Tray Range

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Leading UK shower manufacturer and designer, Roman Limited, have expanded their collection of shower trays with the addition of a collection of very competitive new low profile, gloss finished, Acrylic Capped Stone Shower Trays.The trays are an affordable collection which has been designed by Roman’s team of designers to be more lightweight than standard Cast Acrylic Shower Trays, but still offer the benefit of being totally solid and heavy duty.

Unlike the previous standard Cast Acrylic Shower Trays, the new Roman Trays are low profile with a height of 40mm, offering a designer look and easy access. These are available with optional Riser Panel Kits, should they be required.

The low profile trays offer a stylish look and come with a 90mm domed waste to complement their contemporary finish. They are power shower approved and allow 32 litres of water to be carried away per minute.

The Shower Trays are available in 29 different size and shape options to suit all standard shower enclosures; from curved Quadrants, through to square and rectangle enclosures.
David Osborne, Roman’s Managing Director, commented: “With our diverse range of shower enclosures, which span from luxury designer enclosures, through to high quality affordable options, we decided it was time to introduce a collection of complementary affordable shower trays. With our on-site solid surface shower tray manufacturing facility doing very well, expanding our range to include the new Acrylic Capped Stone Trays made sense. All of our customers can feel confident that every part of your showering specification, when you buy from Roman, has been made in Britain.”

Daniel Fountain / 20.08.2012

Editor, Hotel Designs

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