KBIS 2011: Part 3

The inner workings of Toto's Integrated Power Eco Faucet, a hands-free fixture. Unlike most others in its field, this has a temperature control on the side of the unit, giving you the ability to change your water temp without hassle. Yes, it does require touching the dial, but it seems like a nice feature for domestic use.

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Few things draw a crowd like a demonstration. Everpure showed the differing results of running dirty water through a standard pitcher filter versus through the Everpure undercounter filtration system.

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The company recently began producing its own water faucets, one of which is shown here. Everpure also offers countertop filters (ideal for renters or apartment dwellers).

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Universal design was a buzz word at the show. Moen's grab bars were unique in that they incorporated other bathroom elements, such as a towel rack (top), shower caddy (middle), and toilet paper holder (bottom).

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Rohl displayed its new Wave line of bathroom faucets, which includes an outdoor showered.

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Rohl also displayed a new dual-flush toilet, made in collaboration with French company Allia.

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Fisher & Paykel brought dishwasher drawers to popularity, and True claims to be leading the pack in undercounter fridge drawers. Their recently launched residential collection is based on the company's long history as a commercial kitchen refrigeration manufacturer. It integrated features like stainless steel interiors in the fridge drawers and controlled glide drawers in the wine coolers.

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