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where it can be simply fitted and quickly enjoyed. A great fast- fix no-fuss solution to tired yards and worn-out gardens.


As one of Europe’s most prolific synthetic grass manufacturers, with decades of experience in highly technical and carefully regulated artificial playing surfaces, Lano’s landscape solutions deliver exceptional quality and excellent value.


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LANO LAWNS With spring soon around the corner, it won’t be long until homeowners across the country will be turning attention to their gardens. Armed with Lano’s Star Lawn and Easy Lawn collections, flooring retailers across the country can welcome in spring with a valuable new revenue stream.


Dramatic growth over the last two years, particularly in residential and contract applications, means that synthetic grasses are on the radar for a growing number of homes. Providing all year round greenery and no maintenance, artificial grass is a great choice in urban settings and smaller gardens


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GRAMMAR SCHOOL Beautiful wood effect vinyl flooring from Polyflor’s Expona Flow range was recently selected to refresh the look of a school hall at Reigate Grammar School in Surrey.


Brampton Flooring installed 400m² of Expona Flow sheet vinyl flooring for the school hall refurbishment. The warm and inviting Blond Oak design, which replicates the natural beauty of timber planks, was chosen to enhance the large, bright space of the hall. Specified by Julian Sawyers of J S Surveying Associates, this classic light oak design was ideal for the multi-purpose space which is used daily for school assemblies, meetings and a variety of school functions.


Carmel Grater, Operations Manager at Reigate Grammar School commented, “For our school hall we wanted a floor that had the beauty of real wood, was easy to maintain and would give us


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Lano’s UK Sales Director, Birger Karlsson, said: “Star Lawn and Easy Lawn represent decades of experience in making synthetic grass and our continued efforts to improve realism and deliver the customer a wide choice to choose from.


“With the trend for turning little-used natural gardens into outdoor living spaces that can work all year round, artificial grass is certainly on the up and with our collections, retailers will be armed with an impressive assortment of styles to select from.”


For those on a budget, the Star Lawn collection offers three different looks all with a three-year outdoor warranty, while the Easy Lawn collection offers up nine different looks in a range of qualities for light to heavy use.


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years of performance. Expona Flow flooring hasn’t disappointed and we’re delighted with the final look of our refurbished space.”


Manufactured in the UK, Polyflor’s Expona Flow range of heterogeneous vinyl flooring features 50 stunning designs, including both natural and abstract effects in its Wood, Concrete and Cosmos collections.


Suitable for heavy commercial environments in the education sector, this durable vinyl floorcovering is also enhanced with Polyflor PUR, Polyflor’s exclusive and robust polyurethane reinforcement which is cross linked and UV cured to provide superior cleaning benefits.


Expona Flow has achieved a Building Research Establishment (BRE) A+ rating in major use areas and Indoor Air Comfort Gold, assuring that VOC emissions are below any globally determined levels. It is also 100% recyclable via the Recofloor recycling scheme and contains an average of 10% recycled content.


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