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that cut-through convention, adding intrigue and interest to flooring schemes. Adding further intrigue and impact, the all- over colour is interjected by concealed lines, which are subtly revealed from different vantage points in an interior space


As expected from a Desso collection Iconic carries a positive sustainability message. Available only with EcoBase backing, the carpet tile contains 100% up-cycled chalk from local drinking water companies. Thanks to its ECONYL content, Iconic adheres to Desso’s Cradle-to-Cradle philosophy, containing fully regenerated nylon yarn made from recovered waste materials, such as fishing nets and post-consumer yarn waste, from Desso’s Refinity plant.


STUNNING ICONIC CARPET TILE COMPLETES DESSO’S ESSENTIALS


COLLECTION Desso, a Tarkett company, completes its Essentials II collection with the introduction of Iconic – a celebration of the archetype of colour, perfect for creating impactful designs across the floor.


The collection offers a kaleidoscope of 24 colours – with vibrant tones sitting alongside neutral shades, allowing designers to set the tone for energetic open spaces, meeting rooms or zoning in the workplace.


Inspired by woven textiles, Iconic’s design has been created using a unique tufting technique, which gives the tactile carpet tile hidden depths. The layered design brings together two contrasting hues to deliver dramatic, inspirational undertones


“The Iconic collection offers architects and designers a chance to look at flooring from a different perspective,” commented Ludwig Cammaert, design and technical development director at Desso. “We designed this range to offer surprising possibilities for specifiers with a show- stopping result that demands a double-take. The environment is of course always a central focus for us, so it was important for us to make sure this collection came standard with the EcoBase backing that is 100% recyclable in Desso’s own production process.”


All products in the Iconic range are certified Cradle to Cradle Silver, ensuring that the products contribute positively to the environment, human health and are designed to be recycled in a non-toxic closed loop.


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LAY ONTO MOVEMENT PRONE SUBSTRATES AFTER AN HOUR WITH THE NEW ULTRAFLOOR LEVEL


IT SUPER FLEX 30 UltraFloor supplies premium solutions for subfloor preparation. Now popular range has been expanded with a flexible smoothing finishing compound, Level IT Super Flex 30.


A two-component system, Level IT Super Flex 30 is rapid setting and drying and boasts a fibre reinforced formulation. Due to a high polymer content it also offers excellent flexible properties. It has been specifically designed for use over a wide variety of subfloors including steel mezzanine


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decks, flooring grade plywood and can also be applied over damp proof membranes. In addition, Level IT Super Flex 30 can be used as a finished wear surface.


In as little as 30 minutes the product can be walked on, decorative floorcoverings can be applied after 1 hour, and resin finishes after 24 hours, saving you time and money on site.


Level IT Super Flex 30 is suitable for depths between 2-10mm and can be used with underfloor heating systems and in biologically sensitive areas due to a protein free and low odour formulation. Single units, a 20kg bag and 4l bottle, will cover 6.5m² when applied at a 2mm thickness.


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