A Touchless Bathroom Experience From Reece

September 20th, 2013

Designed by Swiss designer Daniel Irányi for Geberit, the touch-free flush plate is “the evolutionary embodiment of seamless bathroom style.”

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Exclusive to Reece, the motion sensors within the actuator plate respond to motion in full or half light fields, thus, the effortless wave of a hand can activate the flush mechanism. The automated sensor feature is also energy sensitive as the automatic standby mode minimises electricity consumption.

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Available in reflective or black glass, the Geberit Sigma80 bends to personal style with a range of colours available including yellow, green, blue, pink, and orange.

A leader in innovation and design, Geberit has been engineering industry-leading products since 1874; collaborating with high profile designers such as Daniel Irányi, and Matteo Thun and lead designer of Tag Heuer, Christoph Behling.

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