MAKE THINGS A LITTLE QUIETER WITH MODULYSS
With the ability to reduce noise by up to 50% and showing a 15% improvement in the absorption of impact sound*, dBack equipped carpet tiles from modulyss provide specifiers and designers with a solution to one of the most common problems in commercial interiors.
Dealing with sound, whether background noise from conversations or the impact of footsteps, is a primary concern for designers looking to create interiors that provide users with a better working environment. Specifying modulyss carpet tiles with dBack is a great way to deal with the problem without resorting to acoustic underlays, which add complexity and expense.
Using a dense recycled polyester felt to provide sound absorption, and featuring 70% recycled content, dBack can be specified as an option on the entire modulyss carpet tile collection. The cushion backing
also provides heightened underfoot comfort and absorbs wear, while providing superior stability.
Andrew Sibley, UK Sales Director at modulyss, said: “With dBack we have an option that can help to deal with one of the most important usability issues facing designers.
“Sound can have a huge impact on the ability of a space to aid a positive working environment and so, by specifying dBack, designers can work to improve acoustics without having to sacrifice design by being limited to a select few products.”
modulyss carpet tiles specified with dBack have been tested in accordance with EN ISO 354 to reduce airborne noise and tested in accordance with EN ISO 10140 for impact noise.
*When compared to back2back equipped modulyss carpet tiles.
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LEOLINE TARGETS DEVELOPERS WITH ITS HOUSING COLLECTION
dwellings and housing projects looking to provide a safer surface underfoot. With Superguard protection, all Comfytex floors are also easier to maintain and resist marks and stains. In a range of contemporary tile, architectural and classic wood effects; Comfytex is available in two, three and four-metre widths.
With Ultimate Choice, developers can benefit from the same multi-width options to minimise waste and seams, but this time in an increased variety of wood looks; from classic oak to on-trend grey, as well as tile and architectural surfaces covering modern and traditional tastes. With R10 slip-resistance and Natural Look & Feel, Ultimate Choice is a winner for house builders looking for great value floor finishes.
Leoline is targeting housebuilders and developers with its newly launched Housing Collection, bringing exclusive cushion flooring that’s great for use in social housing and new-build developments.
Featuring ‘Comfytex’ and ‘Ultimate Choice’, the Housing Collection provides specifiers and developers with a range of realistic wood, tile and stone looks in specifications ideal for use in housing. Providing a low-maintenance and cost- effective flooring finish, the collection provides floors suitable for all areas including living and dining spaces, bathrooms, WCs, bedrooms and hallways.
Comfytex offers 17dB of sound absorption and comes with R10 slip resistance, making it ideal in multi-occupancy
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Colin Oakley, Housing Manager, said: “We’ve put together the Housing Collection so that builders, specifiers and developers can benefit from a tailored collection of wood, tile and stone looks that meet the need for floor finishes that deliver purchasers or tenants great value, low maintenance and lasting performance.
“The Housing Collection contains 35 different options in specifications ready to provide an easy to look after, comfortable and stylish floor finish that’s been proven in social and new-build housing projects across the UK.”
For developers looking for cushion flooring suitable for intense use then Leoline also offers Quartz Pro and Mercury XT. Both collections are rated Class 32 General Commercial, making them more than suitable for entrance halls and other public areas.
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