The bathroom is a place that should be, above all, functional, but also pleasant and relaxing for our senses. Combining these needs is still a big challenge for many of us, so if we are planning to furnish or renovate a bathroom, it is worth remembering four simple rules when choosing ceramics. What to pay attention to, we asked specialists from Geberit.
Geberit Acanto
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1 Choose ceramics that are easy to clean
In the bathroom, the absolute basis is hygiene. In its maintenance we are helped every day by innovative solutions. A number of them can be found in the Geberit ONE collection. Exceptional sterility is ensured by the edgeless TurboFlush toilet bowl flushing system. Geberit ONE is also an ingenious design that brings a new perspective on contemporary design to the bathroom. More and more people are opting for the Geberit AquaClean Mera wash toilet, which additionally features an integrated odor extraction system, cleaning jets with Whirlspray technology and a drying function. The combination of these features makes it easy to take care of hygiene at the touch of a button and, as a result, experience the feeling of cleanliness and freshness in a gentle, natural and fast way.
Geberit AquaClean Mera
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2. opt for universal design
Time spent in the bathroom should be relaxing and restful. It will be provided by the comfortable and natural design of the Geberit Citterio collection ceramics. Individual models reflect the unique features of design with an Italian pedigree, by the prominent architect Antonio Citterio. This is a collection created with design lovers in mind. It is characterized by originality, timeless elegance and quality. Its charm lies in the gently rounded inner parts of the washbasins, contrasting with the geometric form of the whole. Geberit Citterio fits into bathrooms of many different styles.
Geberit One
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3. save space by choosing smart solutions
Not everyone is the lucky owner of a large bath room. That's why Geberit offers collections designed for the smallest rooms. Washbasins or toilet bowls with a smaller depth, ceramics adapted to the corners of bathrooms with a small footprint are simple but extremely effective ways to furnish even the smallest space ergonomically. These solutions can be found in the Geberit iCon collection. If you want to provide your bathroom with maximum functionality and modern design, without losing valuable space in the interior, this collection may be the best choice.
Geberit One
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4 Go with the times
Add to the above principles smart and modern solutions, such as the ultra-slim ceramics from the Geberit Acanto collection. Its individualized design will make your bathroom always up to date! Individual products can be freely combined with each other, creating interesting configurations. This feature will give your bathroom the individual character of your dreams. A noteworthy asset of this collection is the ingeniously designed additional storage space.
Geberit AquaClean Mera
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Choosing ceramics is a key moment of decorating a bathroom. Apply the above principles so that it can please you with functionality and the best design for years to come, remember: "a better bathroom, is a better life"! For more inspiration, visit www.geberit.pl
For more information, visit the company's GEBERIT Sp. z o.o. page on the PdD portal.
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Geberit Group is a European leader in the production of advanced sanitary technology. Since its founding in 1874, it has been a pioneer in this sector, continuously setting new trends with its comprehensive solutions. Geberit is represented in nearly 50 countries in Europe and around the world, and brings together 30 production facilities. The largest plants are located in Switzerland, Germany and Austria. Its headquarters are in Rapperswil-Jona, Switzerland, and the company itself has been listed on the Swiss Stock Exchange in Zurich since 1999. The Geberit Group generated sales of 2.9 billion Swiss francs in 2017 with about 12,000 employees. Products range from a line of sanitary systems (plumbing systems, cisterns, sink faucets, flushing systems, traps, washing toilets), bathroom fittings (sanitary ceramics, bathroom furniture, cabins and bathtubs) and piping systems (water supply systems and sewage systems).
