Sink and tap brand Abode has partnered with property developer Langham Homes to bring its range of boiling water taps to Imperial Court, a premium five-storey residential development in Slough, Berkshire.
Imperial Court comprises of 55 freehold one and two- bedroom apartments developed by Langham Homes and sold to Metropolitan Thames Valley Housing as an affordable proposition for its new ‘Rent to Buy Scheme’. Each apartment at Imperial Court features a designer kitchen with cooking and laundry appliances, free Wi-Fi, resident parking, and weekly housekeeping as needed.
All 55 kitchens within the apartments were supplied with a Pronteau PT1130 Prothia Monobloc Swan 3 IN 1 boiling water tap in a Chrome finish. Providing a practical solution for occupants to enjoy hot drinks and speedy cooking with domestic hot, cold and 98° instant steaming hot water on tap, Abode kitchen taps meet all the requirements, as Pronteau is fully compliant with Part G (3) of UK building regulations.
Graeme Blythe, national contract sales manager at Abode said: "Regenerating our towns and cities for the next decade is an exciting challenge for builders and property developers across the UK, which is why everyone in the Abode family is proud to be future focussed to deliver water safely for the next generation and beyond with our range of versatile 3 IN 1 and 4 IN 1 taps. As a business, we are committed to supporting the UK building community and nurture our relationships industrywide, as we look to co-create more sustainable, greener building solutions. In fact, we worked closely with Kitchen Furniture Manufacturer, Windmill Projects (formally HK Creations) on this project, who have used a number of Abode products across their project portfolio. We fully understand that decisions can come down to style and cost, so we’re pleased that we could also tick extra boxes for safety and utility for the end user.”
