Kolpa·san New: Polaris and bathroom equipment references
Use the New group to compare named versions, not release dates
The existing New category includes Polaris enclosure versions together with Soft FS, Soft, SOLANO 1400 2f and other bathroom equipment references. New is the name of this published group. It does not establish that every listed model was released this year or is immediately available. Begin with the product and complete version name, then open its individual page for the information relevant to your proposed room. The catalogue continues across numbered pages, so the opening cards are a starting point rather than the full set of references.
Polaris fold N SBR and Polaris Q Black are separate listings with their own configuration information. The Fold N page describes folding doors and Silver Brill profiles; the Q Black page describes black profiles. Their technical tables distinguish the named size from fitting measurements and entry openings. Keep Fold, N, Q, SBR or Black with the reference when comparing a proposed arrangement. A matching size number does not establish the same opening, installation range or position, and information from one version should not automatically be transferred to another.
The group also provides routes to different types of equipment. Soft FS is shown as a freestanding bath reference, while SOLANO 1400 2f is presented as a shower column with its own dimensions and functions. Those products should be checked against their individual descriptions and technical material, not against the enclosure specifications of Polaris. Record the intended location, existing equipment and any elements you want to retain. Photographs and layout drawings help explain the enquiry, but pictured combinations still need confirmation for the exact product and installation being considered.
For a narrower comparison, continue to Kolpa·san shower enclosures or the bath category. Use the technical catalogues when gathering further information. Ask AREA Coracrylic to confirm the selected version, fitting measurements, finish, required equipment and current availability. This makes the New category useful as a comparison route without treating its label as a launch date, a universal fitting promise or confirmation that all products share the same material and installation method.
Reading the New label and the Polaris version names
Does New mean that every listed product is a current-year release?
New is the existing category label. It does not, by itself, confirm a release year or present availability for each model. Check the selected product and request current information.
Can I compare two Polaris versions only by the number 80, 90 or 100?
Keep the full version name and compare its technical table. Named sizes, installation measurements and entry openings can describe different aspects of the arrangement.
Do the Polaris specifications also describe Soft FS or Solano?
No. The group contains different types of bathroom equipment. Use the individual bath or shower-column description and technical information for those references.













