New Faucets from Hindware
Hindware Limited has introduced a new range of faucets to its product lineup. The brand has unveiled two distinct faucet lines named "Fabio" and "Agnese," incorporating advanced technology and design elements. This announcement was made during the "Gateway to Grandeur" event, which took place simultaneously online and across multiple cities in India including New Delhi, Lucknow, Indore, Ranchi, and Bangalore. The strategic expansion aims to offer a comprehensive solution to various customer segments, including mid-premium and premium consumers, Architects, Dealers, and Builders.
Mr. Sudhanshu Pokhriyal, CEO of Bath and Tiles at Hindware Limited, stated, "Our latest offerings reflect our commitment to innovation, sustainability, and design excellence. The 'Thermostat Divertors' and 'Multi-function Showers' aim to provide an enhanced bathing experience, while our range of smart technology products adds convenience. Our bathroom solutions cater to diverse styles and preferences, aligning with our objective to redefine luxury in the bathroom industry."
The release of the "Thermostat Divertors" introduces fixtures designed to control water temperature effectively, providing a comfortable and secure bathing experience. The range is available in Gold, Rose Gold, and Black, offering aesthetic flexibility for bathroom decor.
The "Multi-function Showers" offer various water flows including Rain, Mist, and Cascade, all integrated into a single unit, allowing users to personalize their shower experience. These showers are available in Gold, Rose Gold, and Black.
The "Fabio" Faucet Range focuses on contemporary style, while the "Agnese" Faucet Range emphasizes classic design and craftsmanship.
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