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Company details
- Bathroom Supply Store
- Bathroom Remodeler
- Furniture Store
- Housing Development
- Water Treatment Supplier
- Water Utility Company
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Kelda Showers is a UK-based sustainable technology company redefining water and energy use in the home. Our patented Air Power Technology creates droplets 2.5× larger with 15× more impact, delivering a premium shower experience while maintaining a low flow of just 4.5 litres. We are the only showers recognised in SAP and RDSAP methodology, achieving up to 55% reduction in water, energy, and carbon compared to traditional showers. Designed for homeowners, developers, and housing providers, our solutions support more efficient, future-ready homes without compromising comfort.
Contact info
Unit 11 Brickfield Trading Estate, SO53 4DR, Southampton, United Kingdom
- 02381290640
- sales@keldashowers.com
- www.keldashowers.com
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