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Download Brochure www.sanilux.com.qa INTRODUCTION Since launching the business in 2014, Sanilux - a member of Sharaka Holdings- has been working in the competitive Trading of Sanitary Wares and Tiles sector in Qatar. Today Sanilux works with a range of clients, providing them with the highest quality of Sanitary Wares and Tiles to support their building needs. We at Sanilux put a rigorous focus on superior client service. By listening and understanding our clients’ needs, we are able to tailor the work on their projects, accordingly. Our dedicated team are on hand to deliver the best quality of services, and coming up with creative and suitable architecture ideas. Top-of-the-line Brands Exclusive makes Sanilux one of the leading companies in the region. Our Suppliers are capable of manufacturing products to mirror any required technical specifications. The demand for Branded Sanitary Ware is progressively increasing, reflecting the customers’ satisfaction with the use of such products, leading to a great reputation in the market. MANAGING DIRECTOR MESSAGE Dear Valued Customer, It’s a pleasure for me to introduce Sanilux to you. Our company specializes in Bathroom’s Sanitary Ware & Fixtures, Furniture, Cubicles, Partitions, Illuminations, Mirrors, Accessories, Engineered Plumbing, and Tiles. We represent as distributors / dealers, major brands, that are global leaders in their respective industry. Our goal is to provide you with a ‘Total Solution‘ to the bathrooms and rest areas in your project. Whether your project is small or large, we believe in providing the utmost attention and service to the client. Our services include: • Meeting your project’s specifications, and advising you on alternative comparable items. • Preparing selection based on the project concept and budget, submittal, and samples for consultant approvals. • Providing you with the best possible price in the market. • Delivery of the products to your project location. • Providing manufacturer’s warranty for the individual project / and sold products. • Providing full technical support, technical solution based on the drawings or the site conditions and after sales services. I promise you that each project will be treated diligently, individually, professionally, and promptly. Our team , and I, will ensure that your needs are fully met to your satisfaction. “How can we serve you !” MAGUY MAKHOUL Managing Director Hold the Vision Trust the Process. To succeed in our • Exquisite service & support to build a reliable partnership with our customers. • Aspire to be the leading address for your Bathroom Solutions. • Adoption of our parent holding’s Vision and Values. To succeed in our • Adopting Best Practices in our industry. • Promoting Human Resources as our biggest asset, creating the culture that will attract, and develop a committed talented management and sales team. • Commitment to the highest level of Quality Assurance, Superb Products, and Unmatched Service. • Core activities including providing a ‘total bathroom solution’ for our client. • Complement our parent holding companies’ activities. Our Brands / Category SANITARY SANITARY ACCESSORIES SHOWER VALVES BATHTUB SHOWER TRAY WARES FIXTURES DRAIN LAUFEN THG INDA ESS ALBERTONI KALDEWE LAUFEN SCARABEO FANTINI SONIA VIEGA SCHLOSSER CONDOR HOESCH ANTONIO LUPI ZUCCHETTI ALISEO MIRO RECOR EUROPE FIR ITALIA DÉCOR WALTHER KRION LEFROY KASSATEX RIHO BROOKS WATERMARK NOFER GALATEA ( S.S) STEINBERG BOBRICK HOESCH ( S.S ) DORNBRACHT HEWI ( Special Needs ) CEA DESIGN DEVON & DEVON FIMA MARBLE GLASS / STEEL SENSOR SELF FLUSH VALVE HAND SPRAY STANLESS SPA SYSTEM & WASHBASIN WASHBASIN CLOSING MIXERS / CONCEALED STEEL SHOWER TANK S.WARES KREOO GIORGIO DELABIE OLI MIRO EUROPE ACORN EFFEGIBI ENGINEERING ( GRAVITY & VACCUM) MGM MARBLE GLASS DESIGN SLOAN SCHELL THG SENDA AQUAELITE ( GRAVITY ) TERZOFOCO SCHELL LAUFEN FRI ITALIA STARPOOL BATHCO MISCEA VIEGA DORNBRACHT JACUZZI ALAPE SLOAN MARPISCINE DELABIE OUR BRANDS Sanilux has a large proven Brands of different Categories. We use the best Connections, in line with the leading industrial Suppliers in the world. Below is the Brands that we can deliver to our clients. SANITARY WARE / FIXTURES / SYSTEMS P.10 - LAUFEN P.18 - MGM P.10 - ANTONIO LUPI P.18 - CEA P.10 - DEVON & DEVON P.18 - FIMA P.11 - THG P.19 - LEFROY BROOKS P.11 - DORNBRACHT P.19 - WATERMARK P.11 - ALAPE P.19 - MISCEA P.12 - FANTINI P.20 - CONDOR P.12 - ZUCCHETTI P.20 - RECOR P.12 - STEINBERG P.20 - SYSTEM POOL P.13 - FRI ITALIA P.21 - HOESCH P.13 - KREOO P.21 - RIHO P.13 - SLOAN P.21 - GALATEA P.14 - SCHELL P.22 - AQUAELITE P.14 - KALDEWEI P.22 - KRION P.14 - DELABIE P.23 - ESS P.15 - OLI P.23 - JIMTEN P.15 - GIORGIO P.23 - MIRO EUROPE P.15 - GLASS DESIGN P.24 - VIEGA P.16 - TERZOFOCO P.24 - ALBERTONI P.16 - BATHCO P.24 - SCHLOSSER P.17 - SCARABEO P.17 - NOKEN P.26 - SONIA P.38 - ABITARE P.26 - INDA P.38 - DADO P.27 - ALISEO P.38 - AFALUX P.27 - DECOR WALTHER P.39 - FONDAVALLE P.28 - HEWI P.39 - BRECCI P.28 - KASSATEX P.40 - ARVEX P.29 - BOBRICK P.40 - LINEA ITALIA MOSAIC P.29 - NOFER P.41 - MARGRES P.41 - ABK P.42 - DUALGRES P.42 - NOVOGRES P.31 - ACORN ENGINEERING P.43 - COLLI P.31- SENDA P.43 - KLINGENBERG P.33 - BLANCO P.35 - JACUZZI P.35 - EFFEGIBI P.36 - STARPOOL P.36 MARPISCINE SANITARY WARES & FIXTURES SANITARY WARES & FIXTURES When the company LAUFEN was founded in Switzerland in 1892, sanitary conditions were well below today’s standards and level of convenience – standards to which LAUFEN, the only sanitary porcelain manufacturer producing exclusively in Europe, contributed. iLausanne. The first water and gas valves in Switzerland were produced here in 1863. Faucets have been manufactured at the Laufen site since 2009. Antoniolupi is a Tuscan company which has stood out in the design and manufacturing of bathroom furniture, both in Italy and abroad, for the past sixty years. The distinctive features of this ever-developing company are its ability to innovate by continuously creating design, while investing heavily in manufacturing technology and collaborating with well-known designers. The Devon&Devon brand made its debut in 1989 in Florence as the offshoot of a business initiative of architects Gianni and Paola Tanini who have been at the helm of the company since the outset, sharing the same managerial and creative vision: create a complete, coordinated bathroom inspired by European tradition and the most refined American design of the first half of the 20th century. SANITARY WARES & FIXTURES Since 1956, THG Paris has established itself as THE brand for high end bathroom fittings and accessories. Semi-precious stones, crystal, porcelain, onyx, optical glass, natural marble: the brand scrupulously selects top quality materials to create exceptional pieces. THG Paris represents resolutely timeless The days were long. More than sixty years ago, Aloys F. Dornbracht, who was 57 years old at the time and his son Helmut, were working until five o’clock in the afternoon for other firms, so that they could then use their wages to set up their own business in an old shack in Iserlohn. Evening after evening, they stood at the workbench, filing and polishing the first Dornbracht patent - a totally new fitting with an extending spout Today, it is still that entrepreneurial spirit to take risks and welcome change, that determines the success of this family company. Alape has been synonymous with quality solutions in the sanitary area since 1896. Such classics as the sink basin, the world’s first built-in basin and the first bathroom cabinet-washtable combination were invented by this tradition-steeped company. In this way, Alape also had a decisive influence on the development of the bathroom With Aloys F. Dornbracht GmbH & Co. KG and Alape GmbH, the Dornbracht Group unites two premium suppliers for kitchen, bathroom and spa items under one roof. SANITARY WARES & FIXTURES Fantini is a typical example of an Italian design factory, a family business established in 1947 by brothers Giovanni and Ersilio Fantini, a place with immense creative intensity that manages to combine great hand-crafting skill with industrial technology and processes Fantini is in Pella, on the shores of Lake Orta, a small lake set among the mountains of Piedmont: it’s a sort of genius loci, an ideal location where the constant presence of water and the serene atmosphere it creates are the premises for work and creativity. Zucchetti’s success story first began in a small foundry in Valduggia (in the province of Vercelli) set up by Alfredo Zucchetti in 1929. Today the Zucchetti. Kos Group, led by Elena and Carlo, with cousins Marco and Paolo Zucchetti, consists of 4 factories and a logistics centre covering a total of 72,000 square metres, employing 400 people and producing 2 million articles every year. For more than 15 years Steinberg have been offering products out of the ordinary to better express your individuality. The Steinberg brand enables you to make a personal statement also in bathroom and spa, for they are part of the integrated living concept—a homage to your individual lifestyle. Uniform and ordinary designs make it hard to express your individual lifestyle, however, which is why we at Steinberg focus on our designs being individual, fresh and all other than conventional. This has been our basic principle from the very beginning—and still is. SANITARY WARES & FIXTURES The company, first established under the name Fir Rubinetterie, grew over time, diversifying production and offering new types of products, including mixer taps and shower heads for professional use and large facilities, bathroom accessories, mirrors, lighting and heated towel rails, aimed at accommodating the refined taste of those who wish to coordinate décor elements with mixer taps and shower heads from a design and aesthetic viewpoint. Extraordinary creativity and experimentation in the field of marble processing and magnification of Made in Italy.
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