Save energy and CO2 when showering – it’s simple

A feast for the senses – a benefit for sustainability

Hot water requires a similar amount of energy as heating does; and up to 80 percent of the total amount of hot water created is required for showering.  In recent years the focus has been on developmenting ways to heat more efficiently and using less energy but a lot of hot water is wasted as it flows unused down the drain.  That no longer has to be the case; with the new KALDEWEI “FlowLine Heatrecovery” shower channel, heat from the shower water is used to preheat the cold fresh water on its way to the shower fitting. A heat exchanger integrated into the waste ensures efficient heat recovery so significantly less hot water needs to be added to guarantee a pleasantly warm shower temperature. In the spirit of sustainability this saves energy, noticeably reduces costs and reduces the carbon footprint.

The new KALDEWEI shower channels were designed by the internationally renowned Studio Aisslinger and meet the highest standards. Usual practicable handling for easy opening and closing of the cover, great flexibility in the positioning of the channel, the large variety of dimensions, along with the exclusive colours and surfaces, means the branded channel is set to become a real gem in the bathroom.