Worktop express add Wilsonart Zenith decors

WORKTOP EXPRESS LAUNCH WILSONART’S ZENITH SOLIDCORE SLIMLINE WORKTOPS

The UK's leading online worktop specialist of worksurfaces www. worktop-express.co.uk in Gloucester has added three Wilsonart Zenith decors to its comprehensive range of Wilsonart worktops.

Worktop Express which started business in 2009, has built a compelling business initially supplying competitive solid wood worktops and has developed into offer all materials both online and through its eight national worktop showrooms.

Calderia worktop

"Zenith is already selling like hot cakes, our customers clearly love the product and the flexibility it gives them for shelves, waterfall ends and drainer grooves."

Magma worktop

Calderia worktop

Worktop Express started selling Wilsonart UK laminate worktops three years ago and has steadily increased its offer to include Zenith Caldeira, Rouille and Magma. In each Worktop Express showroom Wilsonart Zenith will have displays, sample blocks and offer décor swatches (pictured) available to order online.

Tahnee Miles, Merchandise Manager for Worktops Express, said, "Zenith is already selling like hot cakes, our customers clearly love the product and the flexibility it gives them for shelves, waterfall ends and drainer grooves."

Zenith was the first superslim solid-core laminate worktop to market. At just 12.5mm thick, it has identical decorative surface finish on two sides, perfect to create waterfall-end panels and co-ordinated bespoke open shelves. In the kitchen an under-mount sink with drainer grooves is practical and easy to create as the material is 100% waterproof, revealing the stunning extra black core. Three textures; Roche, Linimat and Granite and a choice of eleven decors.

Zenith can be installed with standard tooling so there is no costly templating or long waits for off-site manufacture and it is also competitively priced, positioned between premium laminate and solid surface. Its look and texture create a realism that is virtually indistinguishable from natural slab materials such as the very costly ceramic surfaces.

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the history of CAt phones

While CAT has created a name for itself in the smartphone and tablet markets, it may be surprising to some that the company started out with a crawler-type tractor in 1904.

Apart from waterproof and dustproof features, phones were created to withstand harsh drops. Especially against concrete.

Used to cultivate the soggy Californian farmlands, the company soon grew in quality and reputation, Benjamin Holt finally merged with his main competitor in 1925. It was then that the Caterpillar Tractor Company was formed.

When it comes to smartphones, the first of its kind, the B25, was released in 2013. An almost overnight success among professionals in rough and tough industries such as construction and oil, the devices were created to withstand the hazards that are part and parcel of these sectors.

However, It wasn’t long before CAT and Bullitt realised that they needed to go further. Beyond just creating phones safe enough for challenging workplaces, they wished to meet an existing gap in the market for devices that possessed genuinely useful features for those in such industries.

Initially, much of the focus was on making these devices more durable. So, apart from waterproof and dustproof features, phones were created to withstand harsh drops. Especially against concrete. Protection against thermal shock and severe vibration was later added. With time, CAT didn’t just create phones that merely met rigorous military standards. These devices unequivocally surpassed them.

The latest CAT models, therefore, aren’t just resistant to every kind of element, they also feature two-way radios and exceptionally effective loudspeakers. The newest device also breathes life to the world’s first thermal imaging smartphone camera and more.

The CAT B25