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You can always trust the Yellow Bucket


To ensure a first class, professional finish on each and every job, be sure to choose from the comprehensive range of Styccobond Adhesives from the industry-leader, F. Ball and Co. Ltd. Only products in the yellow bucket can be totally relied on - they are tried, tested, guaranteed... and always available.


F. Ball and Co. Ltd is the UK’s leading manufacturer of flooring adhesives and floor preparation products for the contract flooring industry.


The professional’s choice for many years, F. Ball’s market- leading products are used across a wide variety of applica- tions, most notably in the commercial, retail, education, healthcare and leisure sectors. Flooring specialists put their trust in the yellow bucket more than any other brand, as they know F. Ball adhesives, smoothing underlayments and ancillary floor preparation products are tried, tested and guaranteed to perform.


F. Ball offers the expertise and support to ensure there are no costly mistakes, both in terms of time and materials and that is why F. Ball products are trusted by so many flooring specialists. That is also why the company’s invaluable Recommended Adhesives Guide, or RAG as it has become known, features in the toolboxes of those in the know.


With over 5,500 adhesive recommendations endorsed by over 200 leading international flooring manufacturers, the RAG takes the risk out of choosing the right adhesive for the job. The company works closely with floorcovering manufacturers to develop new adhesives and ensure consistent compatibility with the latest flooring products.


To extend the support still further, an interactive version of the RAG can be accessed 24 hours a day on the F. Ball website, ensuring that even the very latest adhesive recommendations are available to the specifier and installer.


Leading the way in service, F. Ball is clearly focused on identifying and satisfying the needs of the flooring installer. The company has a proven track record of providing excellent sales support, through a dedicated customer service team, and the national network of wholesalers ensures that F. Ball products are always readily available.


www.f-ball.co.uk 01538 361633


Reader Enquiry: 35 Frontrunner XT on the balcony


safe, permanently weatherproof and comfortable to stand on as well as being heel and wheel-proof. It is manufactured from 100% vinyl with a highly slip resistant deeply embossed surface and is ideal for exterior walkways, balconies and decking.


Frontrunner CT slip resistant matting, manufactured in the UK by Plastic Extruders Ltd, has been installed on the balconies of the stunning Lakeshore residential development scheme in Bristol.


Working with Architects Ferguson Mann, developers Urban Splash have transformed the Grade II listed former Imperial Tobacco building into a collection of 270 studio, one and two bedroom apartments. The project includes an artificial lake, barbeque areas, outdoor gym and nature trails.


A major feature of the building is the glass- fronted balconies, which wrap round each level. Since they have metal floors, the developers needed to find a user-friendly surface covering. Flooring specialist Technix recommended Frontrunner XT because it is


The open grid matting is loose laid and contours over uneven or rough surfaces making it quick, easy and cost effective to install. Frontrunner XT forms part of the popular Frontrunner Entrance Flooring System range which comprises several options for different interior and exterior applications, All can be trimmed easily on site to fit any shape, such as within revolving doors or irregular shaped matwells and comply with the new Equalities Act.


More information and samples available from local distributors or from Plastic Extruders Ltd on Tel: 01268 571116.


www.frontrunnerplus.com 01538 361633


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