Hamilton plates and sockets chosen for apartments

Hamilton Litestat has supplied its Hartland CFX range of plates and sockets to the former international headquarters of Coutts Bank, now the Isle of Man's latest luxury apartment complex.

Coutts House, which is located near the island's capital, Douglas, has been transformed into 16 homes by Escape Properties.

The development includes a 1,800ft2 (167m2) rooftop penthouse apartment, a swimming pool and a spa area, as well as a daytime concierge.

The Hartland CFX range, which features classic yet contemporary plates with a patented concealed fixing system, was specified throughout the residential areas of the complex.

Sockets, television points, media plates and shaving sockets in a satin stainless-steel finish with contrasting black inserts are featured throughout the apartments.

The silver and black design complements other items, such as the widescreen televisions and kitchen appliances.

The concealed fixing system helps emphasise the elegant look, with no visible screws interrupting the smooth plates, according to Hamilton Litestat.

Lisa Brown, the company's north-western sales representative, said: 'The plates, whether home to sockets, media points or shaving sockets, all co-ordinate with each other to provide unobtrusive fixings that contribute to the overall elegant feel of the rooms.

'They are also incredibly hardwearing and will maintain their smooth finishes for a long time,' she added.

The electrical wiring accessories order for Coutts House was supplied via the Douglas branch of Walsall Conduits.

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