from floorwise, the screed and adhesive experts.
High-quality powder and latex liquid combine to make Pro-Screed Gold the go- to bag and bottle levelling and smoothing choice, this product’s far-reaching credentials making it the ideal companion to installers who demand nothing but the best. With Pro-Screed Gold there is no need to prime, meaning installers can reduce time spent on-site, with rapid setting and excellent flow properties also adding to the product’s ease of use.
FLOORWISE PRO-SCREED
SETS THE GOLD STANDARD A champion of high-level performance, versatility and value for money, Pro- Screed Gold is the latest two-part levelling and smoothing compound
“An unbeatable combination of performance and versatility has already seen Pro-Screed Gold become a customer favourite,” explained Richard Bailey, Managing Director, floorwise. “But it is a 90-minute setting time that sets Pro-Screed Gold apart, saving installers
the precious commodity of time whatever they may face upon arrival at a site.”
Pro-Screed Gold can be used over old adhesive residue to again increase the speed of a job, and is compatible with underfloor heating systems. floorwise’s latest two-part levelling and smoothing compound is also moisture tolerant, ensuring an installation of supreme quality no matter the condition of the subfloor, and even when the presence of a DPM is lacking.
Meeting the performance levels of the very best competition in the market, Pro-Screed Gold lives up to its name in helping to provide gold standard installations, and is available from floorwise distributors throughout the UK and Ireland now.
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POLYFLOR LAUNCHES SECURA LUXURY VINYL SHEET FLOORING
COLLECTION Polyflor, the UK's residential and commercial vinyl flooring specialist, has launched the new Secura PUR collection of luxury vinyl sheet flooring, designed to create inspiring home interiors for modern living.
Made in the UK, the Secura PUR range features 22 designs which authentically replicate the natural character of wood, stone and abstract materials in a practical and durable sheet format. With 12 wood effects, nine stone effects and one abstract design in the collection, on-trend new additions include white and grey oaks alongside contemporary concrete and slate effects. All Secura designs include grain patterns, surface textures, tonal variations and subtle detailing for a realistic look that is more affordable than natural materials and easier to maintain.
Available in 2, 3 and 4 metre widths to accommodate larger living spaces, Secura has a 3.0mm gauge and 0.35mm wear layer with SureTread R10 slip resistance to help prevent slips in the home. The addition of a soft-backed layer provides warmth and comfort underfoot, plus aids in
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reducing noise between rooms.
With a 20-year domestic guarantee, Secura features PUR polyurethane reinforcement which is cross-linked and UV cured to help prevent stains and scuff marks, allowing for a simple polish-free cleaning regime. Secura flooring is also suitable for commercial applications such as light traffic areas within hotels, conference rooms, boutiques and small offices.
Polyflor’s marketing manager Tom Rollo commented: “The new Secura collection is a fresh, modern offering for residential and light commercial interiors under the Polyflor at Home brand, with a host of new, on trend wood, stone and concrete designs added to the collection.”
Secura is 100% recyclable via the Recofloor vinyl take-back scheme and also achieves Indoor Air Comfort Gold certification for low VOC emissions, an internationally recognised indoor air quality standard.
Now in stock, the Secura PUR range is showcased within Polyflor’s 62-page brochure, a comprehensive sample presenter and shadecards. Free Secura product samples are available to order from the Polyflor website or via the Samples Direct Hotline on 0161 767 2551.
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