Leda: for a shower space that is ever more suited to users

By André Sudrie - PR Agency   Published on Sunday, June 26, 2011 at 02:00
Modern shower with designer walls, hydromassage column and accessible space for people with reduced mobility

Summary for decision-makers

Customized showers: Leda innovations for shower enclosures and spaces in 2011

In 2011, Leda modernized its range of shower enclosures and cabins with new lines, a design by Antonio Citterio, and solutions adapted for people with reduced mobility. The 2011 COLLECTION catalog is organized according to needs (custom showers or turnkey solutions), details each range with technical specifications, and uses pictograms to identify innovations, accessibility labels, warranties, and special treatments.

Summary



Manufacturer of custom shower enclosures and shower screens, Leda expanded its collection in 2011 and expanded its product features. The 2011 catalog has also evolved, providing users with a detailed view of the products.
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 2011, a year full of innovations
- a new graphic presentation emphasizing the enhancement of products,

- a collaboration with an internationally renowned designer. Antonio Citterio signs S550, the new line of ultra-design walls.

- new products are added to already very popular ranges:
. JAZZ expands with new JAZZ LIGHT walls all in lightness.
. The PLURIEL shower space ultra-functional multiplies its offer by associating it with open showers with generous dimensions.

- a new range of walls adapted to the needs of people with reduced mobility / PMR meeting the requirements of the latest regulations in force relating to accessibility.

Shower on demand or turnkey?
Want a shower à la carte? Leda offers a choice of products consisting of shower screens with or without a shower tray.
Want a turnkey shower? Leda directs the choice towards “all-in-one” products such as shower cabins and spaces that do not require waterproofing the wall receiving the shower.

Leda has thus organized its new catalog 2011 COLLECTION based on these two criteria to present:
. open and closed shower screens, new PMR range, shower trays, hydromassage columns,
. spaces et shower cabins with or without hydromassage.

In order to be as comprehensive as possible and to assist the user in their choice, Leda provides, at the beginning of the catalogue, fundamental information on the waterproofing of the walls depending on their installation (open or closed shower) and their design.

Technical information
Each range is then detailed in the form of product sheets which include the technical characteristics (open shower, closed, extendable, custom-made, dimensions, glazing, equipment, finishes, types of installations, etc.).

Pictograms
To guide the reader through the pages, pictograms identify the products benefiting from:
. of the “PMR” label aimed at improving the quality of life of any Person with Reduced Mobility,
. of the “Good Living” label,
. the “2 + 1 year” guarantee (beyond the legal 2-year guarantee, Leda provides an additional one-year guarantee on shower cabins and walls),
. of the Glasplus anti-limescale treatment of glass walls.



Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main additions in Leda's 2011 collection?

Leda's 2011 collection features a new graphic identity, designer products created with Antonio Citterio, new JAZZ LIGHT lightweight partitions and solutions for people with reduced mobility that meet the latest standards.

What products does Leda offer for accessibility for people with reduced mobility?

Leda has developed a specific range of shower enclosures adapted to the needs of people with reduced mobility (PRM), in compliance with the latest accessibility regulations.

What guarantee accompanies Leda shower enclosures and cabins?

Leda shower enclosures and cabins come with a legal guarantee of 2 years, extended by an additional year, making a total of 3 years for these products.


Thematic glossary

Shower enclosure

A glass or similar material element used to delimit and secure the shower area, available in open or closed versions.

Person with Reduced Mobility (PRM)

Refers to users requiring specific accommodations to facilitate access to and use of shower areas in accordance with accessibility standards.

Shower tray

A base installed on the floor of the shower designed to collect and drain water.

Shower cabin

Enclosed, pre-equipped shower space, often offered as a turnkey all-in-one solution.

Hydromassage column

Equipment integrated into some showers allowing for the diffusion of massaging water jets on different areas of the body.

Glasplus anti-limescale treatment

A process applied to glass surfaces to prevent limescale deposits and facilitate maintenance.








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