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FLOOR & WALL COVERINGS 59


A modern makeover for Freeway Gradus has re-coloured its Freeway carpet range, offering contractors, designers and specifiers a more contemporary choice of colours in line with current design trends and customer demand. Launched in 2000, Freeway has always been a very popular choice for healthcare and education environments. Ten new colours have been introduced to the Freeway collection. Freeway is available in cut pile for underfoot comfort making it ideal for care homes and student accommodation, plus it can be co-ordinated with the Syrah range of loop pile carpet for added design versatility. Click here to request literature


Permaflor access flooring range launched Bathgate Flooring, has launched a complete range of raised access flooring panels, pedestals and accessories under its new Permaflor brand. The new range offers fully steel-encapsulated, steel encased and vinyl surfaced panels as well as bespoke sizes and finishes including carpet, timber, ceramic and even marble. It means there’s a Permaflor product to meet any flooring design or requirement. All are available for new-build projects using BSA or PSEN specifications, offering a choice of floor loadings and void heights. The manufacturing flexibility of Permaflor is particularly suited to refurbishment as panels can be made to match existing floors or modules at a fraction of the cost and inconvenience of whole scale replacement. Click here to request literature


Sikafloor system


combats damp issue A resin flooring system from Sika Ltd that produces a surface incorporating a damp proof membrane has been installed at the Western Campus Sports Hall of Leeds University. This system prevents rising moisture levels to ensure there will be no warping of the new high performance sprung beech floor. The 800sq. metre Sports Hall has undergone a complete structural refurbishment. This Sikafloor system is the only one available that provides a complete and intact damp proof membrane in all situations and can be completed in a short space of time.


Click here to request literature New flooring adhesive


pocket guide The new ‘Pocket Product Guide’ from ARDEX UK contains everything that flooring professionals need to know about the comprehensive range of flooring products from the Suffolk-based manufacturer. The handy pocket- sized guide provides at-a-glance information on the full range of Flooring Adhesives from ARDEX, helping customers choose the most appropriate products to meet their specification requirements. It also features a selection of key produces from their smoothing compounds, repair mortars, damp proof membranes and primers ranges. Click here to request literature


Addagrip shows new


Addazing at Decorex Addagrip is exhibiting its extensive range of high quality resin flooring as well as showcasing the AddaZing designer surfacing system at this years Decorex exhibition. AddaZing is a designer surfacing system for interior floors and wall panels in contemporary residential and commercial projects. The bespoke formulation extends the creative possibilities for flooring and surfacing by using the chemical reactions of epoxy resin to produce organic patterns and iridescent pigments within interior surfaces. The AddaZing system is produced by Addagrip and offers a hygienic, abrasion-resistant and impermeable surface. Click here to request literature


Flooring project


wrapped up with RSL Resin Surfaces Ltd (RSL) has supplied its products for a complex flooring installation at a Scottish packaging factory. Interflex Group, required a new hardwearing flooring system to replace a damaged floor and ensure maximum cleanliness at its factory in Dalkeith, Edinburgh. The complex project, which necessitated working around machinery on the factory floor that could not be moved, was undertaken by Datum Industrial Flooring during a five-day period of downtime. Interflex Group required the new flooring system to be installed as quickly as possible before work at the factory resumed. Click here to request literature


Irish sustainable carpet floors the UK Tretford cord carpet has been installed in a new office fit-out for global medical devices company ApaTech in Elstree, in the Design Council’s London headquarters and in many different newbuild and refurbishments projects across the UK. The well-known Irish carpet was selected not only because of its exceptional physical performance and design aesthetics but because is one of the most sustainable floorcoverings on the market. Tretford cord is widely specified for its sustainability because of its natural fibre construction which combines a wearing surface of 70-80% goat hair coupled with 100% jute backing.


Click here to request literature Tile adhesive emerges ahead of the pack!


ARDEX is renowned within the tile industry as pioneering manufacturers of innovative tile fixing products. Their outstanding range continues to break new boundaries and sets unsurpassed levels of tile fixing performance, time and again. Another recent newcomer to join their highly successful MICROTEC®


range is ARDEX X 7001/X 7001 W Rapid Drying General Purpose Adhesive. Developed using the MICROTEC®


fibre


reinforcement technology that has, since its introduction in 2008, taken the tile market by storm, ARDEX X 7001 is set to become another product of choice with the UK’s tiling professionals. Click here to request literature


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