Ideal Standard’s Altes and Symfo flush plates combine leading design with touchless technology.

Hygiene has been at the top of the agenda for the last 15 months, so it’s no surprise that residential and commercial customers are increasingly looking to incorporate technology that will help make their bathrooms and washrooms as hygienic as possible.

One of the easiest ways of improving hygiene in these spaces is to install touchless technology. Ideal Standard is leading the way in touchless bathroom technology, by striking the perfect balance between hygiene and timeless design. This can be seen in its new Altes® and Symfo® flush plates.

Created to match Ideal Standard’s innovative new ProSys® collection, the plates were designed by renowned Italian design studio, Palomba Serafini Associati (PSA+). They feature minimalist, borderless, contemporary designs, and are available in black or white. The Altes® plates are made of a beautiful ceramic material, giving them a unique, elegant finish. Both plates feature backlighting that is preconfigured to blue, but can be changed during installation to display red, yellow, white, green, purple, orange or purple, depending on preference.

The plates complement Ideal Standard’s ProSys® range, which is a complete in-wall system for wall-hung toilets, basins, and accessories. The range includes a huge collection of new flush plates from Ideal Standard and Armitage Shanks, which provide designers a wide range of shapes, colours, functions and materials to choose from. The new flush plates are available in various settings, including ultra-hygienic non-touch actuation, and are compatible with most WC ranges from Ideal Standard International.

Every product in Ideal Standard’s range is built to last, with corrosion-resistant frames tested to the highest noise, stability and build standards. All come with a ten-year warranty and 25 years of spare parts availability.

For more information about Altes, Symfo and ProSys, visit www.idealspec.co.uk or visit the product page. You can also view Ideal Standard’s interactive guide for specifiers using ProSys®, here.