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Introducing the New Doulton Water Filter Bundles

Introducing the New Doulton Water Filter Bundles

by Terri Lowe in News

Choosing the right water filter system shouldn’t feel complicated. That’s why we’re excited to introduce our new Doulton Water Filter Bundles! Our collection of thoughtfully curated combinations are designed to make the journey into filtered water even easier; and there is a bundle available for all lifestyles in mind!

Whether you’re upgrading your kitchen, replacing an existing system, or starting your filtration journey for the first time, these bundles are created for you.

200 Years of Water Filtration, Designed for Modern Living

For over 200 years, we have been trusted by households around the globe to deliver exceptional quality drinking water. During that time we may have moved from London to Staffordshire, but you can always rest assured that Doulton Water Filters are made in Britain and built to last.

Our new water filter bundles bring together the products our customers use most, based on how people actually filter water at home. And it’s not just drinking water, either! We have combined not only our drinking water filter systems, but our practical and stylish filtered water shower head into our bundles, too!

Each bundle from Doulton Water Filters is designed to:

  • Simplify your setup, having everything you need in one delivery.
  • Save money with a discount on purchasing the whole bundle in one go.
  • Choose the right solution for your needs.
  • Make introducing filtered water into your daily life even easier!

Our Favourite Water Filter Bundle Combinations:

The Ultimate British Berkefeld Starter Bundle

The British Berkefeld Starter Bundle includes everything you need to start enjoying filtered water at home. Centred around our best-selling 6-litre gravity filter system, this bundle brings together all the essentials for easy setup, plus a Doulton filtered shower head and replacement filters. This is a perfect solution for most households and lifestyles. With no plumbing and no electricity required, the gravity system can be positioned anywhere in the home. And if you live off-grid, the size is also suitable for narrowboats and caravans, especially when combined with the stand that’s included!

The Doulton Under Sink System Bundle

Perfect for the whole family, and making filtered water the heart of the home, the Doulton Under Sink System Bundle makes it easy to upgrade your drinking water supply. Including everything needed to install our hero under sink filter system, plus a Doulton filtered shower head, it extends the benefits of filtration from your kitchen to your bathroom. Simple to install and easy to maintain, it provides everyday peace of mind and convenient access to freshly filtered water for the whole family.

The Filtered Water Bottle and Shower Head Bundle

The perfect introduction to friends and family that you’ve been promoting the benefits of filtered water directly to, the filtered water bottle and shower head bundle is an affordable way to share the love this season (and beyond!). Available with 3 colour options for the filtered water bottle, there’s a bundle for all walks of life available direct from the Doulton Water Filters website!

Find the Right Bundle for Your Needs...

From busy family kitchens to eco-conscious households, our new bundles make it easier than ever to enjoy cleaner water every day. Whether your gifting friends, family or even yourself to the gift of exceptional tasting water!

If you’re unsure which bundle to go for, as always, reach out to us on social media or via customer services for advice and guidance.

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