The Luxury items that first catch your eye in the bathroom could be the gold taps, the amazing rain shower, the marble tiles or the creative lighting. But the hidden luxury that every bathroom or Ensuite cannot do without is the heated mirror pad.
The unobtrusive product from demista, ensures your bathroom mirror remains steam free at all times.
Often the first choice for designers, architects, interior designers and specifiers, demista has become the must have part of any bathroom or En-suite, as the system is probably the simplest and most adaptable item available around the world via demista’s distributors.
Since the idea of the demista mirror heat pad was conceived steamed up mirrors have become a thing of the past in luxury hotels, prestigious housing and apartment developments around the world, and now being used in domestic new builds and renovation projects as a must have item because once the pad has been installed it saves time and money, as you do not need to keep cleaning your mirror with cleaning products.
With over 400 sizes available in various voltages means the heat pad can be installed anywhere in the bathroom or En-suite, even on cabinet doors and vanity units. Demista has become the generic name for heated mirror pads, but to avoid imitations, look for the demista trademark on the product, all of demista’s heat pads are completely manufactured in the UK and carry a 10-year warranty.
Safety, ease of installation, minimal energy consumption, quality, reliability, full technical advice and service are the key ingredients for our customers, with our pads fully approved for bathroom use to European and international standards, which meets all the requirements both in the UK and around the world.
Prestige projects such as The Ritz in Paris, The Royal Atlantis in Dubai, The Crosby Street Hotel in New York, The Sky View hotel and residences in Dubai, W Hotel Ibiza, The Crown Plaza in St Petersburg, Burj Al Arab and other luxury hotels and homes in India, Australia, Egypt, Barbados and Malaysia can be found in Demista’s portfolio.
