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- D-Code Bathroom Line
- Source: REMODELING Magazine 11/7/2007
Available in January 2008, the new D-Code line is designed to be simple, elegant, and practical. Created by Sieger Design, the collection includes toilets, bidets, and a urinal, in addition to a whopping 15 versions of the washbasin and a wide range of bathtubs. In total, eight toilet models are available: wall-mounted washdown or washout; compact wall-mounted washdown; floor-standing washdown or washout; back-to-wall floor-standing; and floor-standing close-coupled washdown with a horizontal or vertical outlet. 770.931.3575. More
- Axor Massaud Bath Collection
- Source: CUSTOM HOME Magazine 9/7/2007
Measuring nearly 16 inches wide, the lav mixer from the Axor Massaud collection features a sheet of water that flows down an asymmetrical shelf-like surface into a white, molded-mineral wash bowl. The collection also includes bath, shower, bidet, and accessory components, all with a chrome finish. 770.360.9880. www.hansgrohe-usa.com More
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- Hansgrohe Metris C Bath Faucets Merge Traditional and Modern Design Elements with Water-Saving Technology
- Source: ebuild 11/5/2009
- The proven Hansgrohe formula of blending modern and traditional design elements with state of the art technology is once again on display with the new Metris C line of lav, bidet and tub faucets. All of the lav models in this new series feature ceramic cartridges and Hansgrohe EcoRight technology to limit flow rates to 1.5 gallons per minute (GPM) -- a 30 percent savings over conventional lav faucets. More
- The New Wicker Park Suite from Gerber
- Source: ebuild 9/24/2009
- Designed with water conservation in mind, the sophisticated bathroom suite by Gerber provides the ultimate in contemporary design and product performance. Gerber, the leading manufacturer of vitreous china plumbing products, created the new Wicker Park suite complete with high efficiency toilets (HETs), low flow bathroom faucets, pedestals, and self-rimming or undercounter lavatories. More
