New FLINK Relaunched from Kenton
Kenton Floors have launched
the completely renewed Flink range with a new locking mechanism and new colours and finishes! The new drop & lock joint is so easy to use a child could do it! The plank has been changed to a unique ‘Solid Engineered’ structure still using solid Oak but giving the benefit of added stability. The finishing process has been changed to a unique brushed surface with a specially formulated lacquer which has the look and feel of an oil with all the benefits of a lacquered surface. Flink achieves what all the experts said couldn’t be done! An “engineered” solid wood floor with a glueless locking joint. With this revolutionary new wood floor, the issues of how to solve the difficulties of damp subfloors no longer pose a problem*. You simply float the floor on an underlay with a damp proof membrane, just like any engineered or laminate floor.
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The Fast-Track Click System Aluminium Matting
high quality entrance mat within a tight timeframe without compromising on quality. KFS Ltd are the sole UK distributor for this fantastic product, which is available directly from them or through your local IFDA member.
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Basmat is an aluminium entrance doormat composed of profiles with carpet, brush or anti-slip inserts. Basmat has a HUGE advantage - a unique click assembly which ensures a turnaround of as little as a few days from specification to installation, a markedly shorter time-frame than its competitors. Basmat can be installed recessed or on a surface. The assembly system, without towropes or connectors allows profiles to be cut in place. The bottom line is you get a
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