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Showing posts with label Bathrooms. Show all posts
Tuesday, 16 June 2009
Thursday, 12 February 2009
BATHROOM SUITES BATHROOM SUPERSTORE>>High Quality Low Cost
BATHROOM SUITES BATHROOM SUPERSTORE>>High Quality Low Cost
Luxury bathroom design from Traditional Bathrooms Limited has just got even better. Traditional Bathrooms Limited are approved stockist of BC Designs luxury bathroom products. Along with Imperial Bathrooms, BC Designs are the bathroom industries benchmark for high quality luxury bathrooms. If you want to give your new bathroom project that all important “WOW” factor, then BC Designs is the brand for you. The BC Design ethos is to inspire the bathroom idealist and produce products for discerning homeowners that wish to create their dream bathroom. BC Design focus, not on the look of today, but on fundamental design features, creating classical timeless bathrooms. The latest 2009 BC Design brochure features a stunning range of both contemporary and traditional luxury free standing roll top baths. The iconic Bateau and Boat baths are destined to become design classics. The Jewel in BC Design Crown is the Roman. The Roman Bath has been faithfully reproduced from an original fireclay bath which was manufactured in Victorian era. Each bath is suited to contemporary or classical styles of bathroom, the Roman Bath adds a monolithic grandeur to any setting. These magnificent composite baths have a durable high gloss polymer surface which is abrasive resistant. This is non porous and hygienic and will retain its beauty throughout the lifetime of the product. This is a truly fabulous bath with plenty of room inside to lounge and enjoy.
Luxury bathroom design from Traditional Bathrooms Limited has just got even better. Traditional Bathrooms Limited are approved stockist of BC Designs luxury bathroom products. Along with Imperial Bathrooms, BC Designs are the bathroom industries benchmark for high quality luxury bathrooms. If you want to give your new bathroom project that all important “WOW” factor, then BC Designs is the brand for you. The BC Design ethos is to inspire the bathroom idealist and produce products for discerning homeowners that wish to create their dream bathroom. BC Design focus, not on the look of today, but on fundamental design features, creating classical timeless bathrooms. The latest 2009 BC Design brochure features a stunning range of both contemporary and traditional luxury free standing roll top baths. The iconic Bateau and Boat baths are destined to become design classics. The Jewel in BC Design Crown is the Roman. The Roman Bath has been faithfully reproduced from an original fireclay bath which was manufactured in Victorian era. Each bath is suited to contemporary or classical styles of bathroom, the Roman Bath adds a monolithic grandeur to any setting. These magnificent composite baths have a durable high gloss polymer surface which is abrasive resistant. This is non porous and hygienic and will retain its beauty throughout the lifetime of the product. This is a truly fabulous bath with plenty of room inside to lounge and enjoy.
Wednesday, 2 July 2008
BATHROOMS SUPERSTORE - BATHROOM SUITES, BATHROOM FURNITURE, BATHS
BATHROOMS SUPERSTORE - BATHROOM SUITES, BATHROOM FURNITURE, BATHS
By John Mulligan
Friday March 21 2008
Arklow-based bathroom products firm Qualceram Shires could be valued at as much as €25m if a preliminary approach made towards the company leads to an offer.
Releasing disappointing preliminary results for 2007 yesterday, Qualceram said it had received the approach from a third-party and stressed that no offer might ultimately be made.
Three directors at the firm, including chief executive John O'Loughlin, who own almost 40pc of the company between them, are not involved in the approach, which is understood to have been made by an industry player from outside the country. One name touted yesterday was American Standard, a supplier of kitchen and bathroom accessories.
However, sources were at a loss to pinpoint a potential interested party, pointing out that Qualceram has evolved into much more of a distributor than manufacturer, and as such it was difficult to ascertain where the appeal in the company might be. The firm has already disposed of its Arklow site for over €30m.
Qualceram said yesterday 2007 revenues fell 12pc to €90m, while operating profit for the year slumped €3m to €1.1m. It said annualised cost savings introduced since the start of 2008, and accrued for in 2007, amount to €3m.
Mr O'Loughlin said that management is confident Qualceram can weather the downturn and emerge as a "stronger group, positioned for growth".
Qualceram has been hammered by the slump in residential construction in Ireland, where it generates about 45pc of its sales. Most of the remainder comes from the UK.
One analyst said while the downturn in Qualceram's sales in the Republic were to be expected, the extent of the poor second-half performance in the UK was less anticipated.
Mr O'Loughlin, sales and marketing director John Byrne, and production and technical director Thomas Byrne, each own almost 14pc of Qualceram.
They could be in line for a payment of up to €3.5m each if an offer was secured at €1.13 per share, although such a figure could be impacted by a writedown of intangible assets.
The stock closed the day yesterday at €1, up just over 2pc.
- John Mulligan
By John Mulligan
Friday March 21 2008
Arklow-based bathroom products firm Qualceram Shires could be valued at as much as €25m if a preliminary approach made towards the company leads to an offer.
Releasing disappointing preliminary results for 2007 yesterday, Qualceram said it had received the approach from a third-party and stressed that no offer might ultimately be made.
Three directors at the firm, including chief executive John O'Loughlin, who own almost 40pc of the company between them, are not involved in the approach, which is understood to have been made by an industry player from outside the country. One name touted yesterday was American Standard, a supplier of kitchen and bathroom accessories.
However, sources were at a loss to pinpoint a potential interested party, pointing out that Qualceram has evolved into much more of a distributor than manufacturer, and as such it was difficult to ascertain where the appeal in the company might be. The firm has already disposed of its Arklow site for over €30m.
Qualceram said yesterday 2007 revenues fell 12pc to €90m, while operating profit for the year slumped €3m to €1.1m. It said annualised cost savings introduced since the start of 2008, and accrued for in 2007, amount to €3m.
Mr O'Loughlin said that management is confident Qualceram can weather the downturn and emerge as a "stronger group, positioned for growth".
Qualceram has been hammered by the slump in residential construction in Ireland, where it generates about 45pc of its sales. Most of the remainder comes from the UK.
One analyst said while the downturn in Qualceram's sales in the Republic were to be expected, the extent of the poor second-half performance in the UK was less anticipated.
Mr O'Loughlin, sales and marketing director John Byrne, and production and technical director Thomas Byrne, each own almost 14pc of Qualceram.
They could be in line for a payment of up to €3.5m each if an offer was secured at €1.13 per share, although such a figure could be impacted by a writedown of intangible assets.
The stock closed the day yesterday at €1, up just over 2pc.
- John Mulligan
Sunday, 12 August 2007
Uk Bathroom Superstore | Traditional Bathrooms-Uk
Uk Bathroom Superstore Traditional Bathrooms-Uk
Traditional bathroom limited are pleased to announce the introduction of a new bathroom product facility.
Please take a look at the bottom of our homepage www.victorianbathrooms4u.com for details.
Traditional bathroom limited are pleased to announce the introduction of a new bathroom product facility.
Please take a look at the bottom of our homepage www.victorianbathrooms4u.com for details.
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