Axor Starck Axor Citterio Axor Citterio M Axor Urquiola ... - Hansgrohe
Axor Starck Axor Citterio Axor Citterio M Axor Urquiola ... - Hansgrohe
Axor Starck Axor Citterio Axor Citterio M Axor Urquiola ... - Hansgrohe
Create successful ePaper yourself
Turn your PDF publications into a flip-book with our unique Google optimized e-Paper software.
“CLEAR, PURE AND BEAUTIFUL LIKE<br />
A NATURAL WATERFALL.”<br />
In his <strong>Axor</strong> WaterDream, Massaud demonstrated his philosophy that a faucet’s<br />
technical aspects should be hidden in the background. He wants to move<br />
beyond purely functional plumbing fixtures and provide additional benefits.<br />
So what does a faucet look like if it is more than just a tap?<br />
“What Massaud presented to us,” comments Philippe Grohe, “was absolutely<br />
futuristic, and a little crazy.” But most of all, it was simply brilliant. <strong>Axor</strong> therefore<br />
did everything it could to turn his idea into a reality. “To make the water flow<br />
quietly and smoothly out of the faucet’s spout we had to completely redesign<br />
the interior workings of a faucet,” Horst Flieger, Head of the <strong>Hansgrohe</strong><br />
Research and Development department, remembers. “Creating the optimum<br />
spray pattern was extremely difficult.” To create this elegant water jet, the<br />
experts at the <strong>Hansgrohe</strong> spray laboratory had to incorporate highly<br />
sophisticated technology into an extremely flat plate. The successful result:<br />
A faucet from which a beautiful waterfall flows; a particularly pleasant<br />
experience that uses little water.<br />
1 The water runs evenly along<br />
parallel tracks.<br />
2 Small bridge pillars slow the flow<br />
rate of the water jet.<br />
3 Stabilization rims on the outer right<br />
and left prevent the eddying of the<br />
gentle flow.<br />
4 A silicon lip makes it easier to<br />
thoroughly clean the faucet.<br />
The sink’s geometry has been precisely<br />
tailored to the water jet.