State-of-the-art sanitary features enhance bathrooms in exclusive sky-home development.
Sunshine Coast locals knew it as “The Pink House” because of its striking exterior colour. The property located at one of the best spots in Mooloolaba was built in the early 1900s and home of the businessman Fred Eager who not only used it as an escape for his family but also as a place to invite his celebrity friends for spectacular parties.
In September 2018, Nexus Building Group, who had bought the property four years earlier, finished the cutting-edge Tangalooma Residence showcasing extravagant architectural design combined with luxurious finishes and fittings for the discerning homeowner. The development includes four individually designed, spacious 400sqm apartments on four levels each with a private lift. Residents enjoy expansive outdoor areas with sweeping water views, a private marina, quality interiors, and the latest in technology. Each of the penthouse-like apartments has five contemporary bathrooms featuring Geberit in-wall Sigma8 cisterns and Sigma70 and Sigma80 actuator plates.
Geberit’s state-of-the-art technology and their outstanding service were the reasons for Laz Dzufer of Nexus Building Group to choose the Swiss products again.
“We didn’t think twice when it came to the bathroom design. We wanted in-wall cisterns to achieve a modern look and save space. We knew that we could rely on Geberit’s quality products and outstanding service because we used their products in previous projects. When we first looked into concealed cisterns for our developments, we found that the quality of Geberit products suited our upmarket projects best. Therefore, Geberit was our first choice,” Laz explains. “Especially with a concealed product, you want to have peace of mind that it works.”