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There are many nice things on Hatria's website, but warming washbasin Grandangolo I like the most.
You may leave the highway at the Modena North junction and take Tangenziale Sud (South Ring Nord in Italian), then drive along the Modena-Sassuolo connection road, and then follow the State Road 486 to Sassuolo. Then, you may turn right into Via Aldo Moro, and then you may make a left turn into Via Regina Pacis 39 Sassuolo. There you will encounter Hatria, a Marazzi Group company specialised in the production of sanitarware in china and fine fire clay.
One of Hatria's products that warms my heart is Grandangolo. The full name is The Washbasin System Grandangolo and the proud designer is Nilo Gioacchini. Hatria cooperates with many great designers, but the work of Mr. Nilo I like very much. Why? Because Grandangolo looks absolutely fantastic, and it is - warm! The Grandangolo has a warming system, in English: It has warming countertop. The consequence is that you bathroom is alyways at the right temperature and there are no cold touches in the morning. Ever. Simple idea, yet the one that this world needed.
As their other products, The Grandangolo will enrich your bathroom, no matter how that bathroom looks. It has smooth and harmonious shapes that attracts the eye and makes the room nicer and warmer. It is compact because of slanted fronts, which in turn makes it easy to incorporate in a bathroom of any shape and almost any size. All the shapes in Grandangolo are defined by the long curved line which is a metaphor of space in perspective. The dynamic lines of the Grandangolo washbasin simply invite you to look at it and forget why you're there. Once you step into bathroom with Grandangolo it will be hard to go out in a cold, cold world. On Hatria's website there are many nice things, but warming washbasin I like the most.
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