Products Pick N Mix Gerflor


+44 (0) 1926 622600 www.gerflor.co.uk


Stellisons Electrical specified international vinyl flooring specialists Gerflor for their new 32,000 ft² superstore in Ipswich. A complete solution was provided: choosing


from the hard­wearing, sophisticated Luxury Vinyl Tiles (LVT) Creation range of 89 realistic wood and mineral finishes, and the Taralay Uni Comfort range with excellent acoustic performance and resistance to indentation, the Managing Director created different moods and themes for different retail areas enhancing the consumer purchasing experience. With more than 70 years’ experience of being


at the forefront of design­led development, Gerflor developed LVT Creation as a sophisticated range for retailers with an array of formats, grains and colours.


Stylographics +44 (0) 1923 800666 www.stylographics.co.uk


Polymer Logistics 0845 200 0001 polymerlogistics.com/fsdu/index.php


The field of freestanding display units (FSDUs) has long been dominated by cardboard, despite this being an expensive one­trip option. However there is a viable alternative, which is why Polymer Logistics recently developed its innovative Crystal Clear range. Manufactured from tough polycarbonate, a Crystal Clear FSDU offers up to a 50% saving over traditional cardboard, as it can be pooled and used time and time again, making it a more sustainable option. It has a greater load bearing capacity, making it particularly


useful for the promotion of heavier items such as lotions, shampoos, and beverages.


K3 Retail +44 (0) 1235 854 100 www.K3Retail.com


Kiddicare has worked with K3 to completely transform the way that it’s ten new stores and their existing Peterborough flagship store, look, operate and engage with customers. Part of parent company Morrisons’ aggressive plan for


expansion to generate £250 million turnover in the next three years, Kiddicare has further developed its Microsoft Dynamics NAV solution from K3 Retail to support its growing network of superstores across the nation. Opening an average of one store a month throughout 2013, the


retail estate will continue to be supported by Dynamics NAV software and K3 Retail, managing in store PoS, stock replenishment and on site warehouse operations, linking everything to head office.


Quinn Plastics +32 (0) 14 57 67 20 www.quinn­plastics.com


Quinn Plastics, a market leader in plastic sheet extrusion, today announced an extension to its range of QUINN CAST polymethylmethacrylate sheets. QUINN CAST Neon comes in a selection of bright fluorescent colours for a variety of contemporary applications in industries such as fashion, retail, furniture, lighting, decoration, signage and advertising. QUINN CAST Neon is available in five fluorescent colours: Refreshing


Yellow, Bright Orange, Vibrant Green, Bold Red and Invigorating Blue. These colours will particularly appeal to designers, architects, shopfitters, product display builders and exhibition stand designers


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Always keen to be the first to showcase innovative materials, Stylo introduce re­board into the UK FSDU market. Available in varying thicknesses, it is almost as strong as MDF yet extremely lightweight, so you can load it with lots of heavy product. We can cut and bend the 100% recyclable product into any shape and you can print direct. Consider for 3D units, signage, inventive window schemes or even a full blown pop up shop, created from a cost effective re­board wall. Call us today for a sample!


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