Surfaces


Above: IOBAC magnitised flooring being fitted.


background design that has the flexibility to support different trends. Displays need to be able to be moved around easily to create a fresh and new appealing space. Flooring and surfaces can also be utilised for navigational signage and brand identity. Resolution Interiors recently fitted bespoke carpet tiles, rugs and wall paper within new Virgin Money sites. All items were inspired by the Virgin logo which adds to the immersive customer experience. With the Virgin brand, the customer and the brand identity is always the key driver for any interior scheme decisions. Safety of the consumers and staff is also


an important factor when choosing a flooring surface. Anti slip flooring is available from a range of flooring manufacturers including Flowcrete UK who produce MMA flooring with a non slip surface. Coloured quartz aggregates can be broadcast over MMA material which creates a textured surface leaving the flooring with an anti slip texture. Consumers will bring the elements in with them and retailers need to ensure that their staff and customers won’t slip and injure themselves whilst in store. The MMA


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flooring solution is treated to offer a stain resistant surface to a wide range of substances and chemicals, ensuring the flooring stays clean and unmarked. These properties are what makes Flowcretes MMA system especially good for use within


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Below: Virgin­inspired surfaces by Resolution Interiors.


Coloured quartz aggregates can be broadcast over MMA material which creates a textured surface leaving the flooring very anti slip.


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