Flooring & Tiling New design angle with RAK’s
stunning Zig Zago Collection RAK Ceramics Zig Zago Collection includes twelve new wall tile designs, in a range of zigzag patterned plain and décor mixed tones. The stunning surfaces fall into two distinct colour pallets – beige/gold and blue/grey – and each has a subtly dazed, matt appearance.
New Zig Zago has an intricate mosaic-like design; the mixed tone decors combine three zigzag colour strips bordered by gold detailing which gives a bold, opulent appearance. Used in wide bands behind statement furniture or fittings, the tiles create a stunning feature. The plain toned tiles – in a discreet light or dark grey, blue, ivory, beige or brown zigzag – then pick out the striped tones and create a subtle base.
Single tone tiles are offered in 330x330mm and 330x500mm formats, and Décor tiles measure 330x500mm. A glazed ceramic finish provides an easy care surface ideal for bathrooms and wet rooms. The new designs will feature in RAK’s Tile Collection 2016 brochure.
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RAK brings ‘edgy’ chic look
with Metropol tile range RAK Ceramics has launched its new range of Metropol wall tiles. The stunning collection includes textured Hive and Line designs, in chic pales tones with matching base tiles. The textured décor designs are ideal for creating 3D effects and feature strips behind vanity units and freestanding baths or pedestals, whilst the base tiles create a stunning, smooth contrast.
Metropol colour options include ivory, beige, light grey and medium grey, which each have a matt finish. The Hive and Line décor tiles measure 40cm x 80cm and the base tiles are offered in a choice of 40cm x 80cm and 41.6cm x 41.6cm formats. RAK’s white bodied design and precise rectified edges allow the raised pattern to be continued from tile to tile, whilst the smooth tile sits flush with the lower surface for a perfect finish.
As well as creating a chic, modern look, Metropol provides a practical surface for the bathroom. The tiles are easy to clean, exceptionally durable and are resistance to water and stains. Other new RAK designs include Zig Zago – a zig zag patterned tile in plain and opulent décor mixed tones.
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uwww.rakceramics.co.uk New Ultra Tile products are high in fibre I
nstarmac Group plc - British manufacturers of the Ultra Tile range are proud to introduce two new products. Following the successful launch of FibreGrip FX
tile adhesive, the Ultra Tile range now includes: • ProFlex S2 – Tile Adhesive and
• Level IT FX – Renovation Screed creating a unique range of fibre reinforced products. The addition of fibres reinforces the products
providing outstanding crack control in the early stages of cure, with improved load bearing and flexural properties throughout the life of the installation.
ProFlex S2 is a single part, flexible, fibre
reinforced adhesive suitable for both wall and floor tiles. It is specially formulated for enhanced adhesion and flexibility. It is suitable for domestic and commercial
applications can be used internally or externally and applied to a number of different substrates including timber floors and floors with underfloor heating. Level IT FX is a fibre fortified, single part concrete floor leveller. This high strength, rapid curing and quick drying renovation screed provides a strong, sound and even base. It is suitable for use with underfloor heating and can be applied using a mixing pump.
Russell Steven, Ultra Tile National Sales Manager, comments “The added fibres provide reinforcement helping to prevent damage or failure from cracking. What’s more, ProFlex S2 has superior non slump consistency, being easy to use and having excellent workability.” To place your order or for more information contact Instarmac using the details below.
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