After Round now also Square
Quooker is coming to the Küchenmeile with joyous news. After all, within the popular Flex line, the faucet specialist is celebrating the birth of a new offspring. The name of the offspring: Flex Square. Quooker invites the kitchen professional to come and admire this new favorite at Art of Kitchens, from September 21 to 24.

Art of Kitchens stands for inspiration, innovation, trends, culinary and atmosphere. Ingredients in abundance to make this location one of the attractions of the Küchenmeile. Numerous Dutch partners are also joining forces this year to show innovations and trends to an interested and enthusiastic visitor audience. Quooker is seizing this platform to put Flex Square in the picture. "The Quooker Flex is the established brand," Albert Groenhout, sales director of Quooker, teaches us. "Cold, hot and boiling water from the same spout and, in combination with the CUBE, also chilled and sparkling water. The flexible pull-out hose offers additional reach into the sink. Practical and a stylish design."
Groenhout: "So what does the Square add? Design and even more design freedom. Because the existing Flex is known for its round and flowing lines and the Flex Square, as you might guess, is rather sleek and geometric. A shape that perfectly suits kitchens with minimalist lines and symmetrical details. The Flex Square gives designers and kitchen sellers more freedom of choice to further align the faucet design with the overall kitchen concept."

The Flex Square is an extension within the existing Flex line, which means that this newcomer also comes equipped with all the known features. All the water options as previously mentioned here are available and the flexible pull-out hose for better reach into the sink is not missing either. The Flex Square also features a 270-degree swivel spout and the child-safe control knob. Flex Square will be available in chrome, stainless steel, black, gunmetal and rose copper finishes.

Great news, then, for the kitchen professional. After all, a straight variant offers additional opportunities to recommend the Flex faucet and thus work out customized solutions. After all, a customer with a preference for clean lines or a square sink is more likely to choose a Flex Square than a Flex Round. Visitors to the Art of Kitchens during the Küchenmeile will have the first opportunity to get to know the new eye-catcher as well as discuss its possibilities in future kitchen projects. Because Groenhout ends with even better news: "The Flex Square will be available as early as November of this year."