& SERVICES ucts and services in the flooring industry... ESSENTIAL VALUE FROM FLOORWISE
Through new introductions Essentials 8 and Essentials 10, floorwise is extending its versatile product offering with medium density underlays that are produced right here in the UK for quality assurance.
Credentials include excellent warmth and comfort, coupled with outstanding sound absorption, making Essentials suitable for use throughout the home. Choose Essentials 8 (8mm) for good performance at entry-level, or for even better comfort look to Essentials 10 (10mm) and its additional thickness, both options produced using recyclable material for an added sustainable touch.
Essentials underlay is produced here in the UK using combustion modified foam, avoiding certain pitfalls that can plague sub-standard imports from the Far East and beyond. Essentials, like any floorwise product, is fully fit for purpose, easy to cut and consistent in quality of output.
Richard Bailey, managing director, floorwise, commented: “These floorwise introductions make UK-manufactured underlay more accessible than ever before. The end user deserves UK levels of reliability without compromising on the value offered, and Essentials is able to provide just this with
ANTRON CARPET FIBRE GIVES
SUBSTANCE TO THE STYLE AT QLIK INVISTA’s Antron carpet fibre features in a striking flooring installation that helps to provide data solution company, Qlik with an office space reflecting the dynamic and energetic characteristics of its team.
Featuring in tessera alignment carpet tiles from Forbo Flooring Systems, Antron Lumena polyamide carpet fibre provides exceptional performance in commercial spaces through a carpet fibre that is durable, stain-resistant, light and colour-fast. With a molecular structure that makes it difficult for dirt to stick, Antron Lumena also makes maintenance easier, ensuring carpets keep looking good.
The fibre has been used to full effect in the sophisticated textured cut and loop construction of tessera alignment, allowing the carpet tile to perform in the busy and bustling work spaces of Qlik’s London offices. Specified by Crisp Design, the carpet tiles form the part of a multi-disciplinary flooring scheme, where the carpet tile in nucleus colour forms the backdrop for the main body of the floor space, interspersed with the broken vivid green lines found in the terrestrial colour. The multi-height loops give a distinct and bold directional theme, tempered by the introduction of random intersecting blocks for added architectural interest.
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two underlays that extend a carpet’s lifespan at a competitive price point. We expect Essentials to perform well in the coming months, particularly when uncertainty surrounding import prices is taken into account.”
Essentials underlays, available from distributors across the UK and Ireland, form just part of what is an extensive floorwise portfolio. No matter the requirements of the homeowner, floorwise is able to provide a solution that meets every credential specified; whether bouncebackability, comfort or price point are prioritised, floorwise products will always provide excellent value from entry through to luxury level.
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“Forbo hit the mark for us in terms of an unlimited range of products with the option of combining different colourways into bespoke designs,” commented Mark Crick, design director, Crisp Design. “This was a challenging brief in terms of balancing the vibrant and dynamic vision with the budget, but Forbo’s options allowed us to succeed.”
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