WOOL CARPET FOCUS GROUP
featured in many ways around the show - looking cool #naturally.
The Wool Carpet Focus Group/Curtis Wool Direct stand has come up with something a little different. Members of the WCFG will have some great new wool carpet ranges on display and the Smiling Sheep in Pink Shades will be
Expect to see the WoolAbilities on show and "Barnum and Baileyesque" activities will be inviting you to test your skill and strength whilst continuing the evolution of the genre. Expect to see regular demonstrations of how wool and products made from it are naturally fire-retardant and how they clean so easily after a spill!
If you ever wondered how wool is spun into yarn, you need wonder no more. Hand spinners will show you the
ancient technique that is nowadays highly mechanised, highly skilled and scientifically engineered but is still crafted by man!
The entrance "It's Cool To Buy Wool" carpets will be there again, proving that, even after last year's heavy use, they are as good as new and making a triumphant return! It pays to invest a little more in a quality wool carpet, and with ‘Bouncebackability’, ‘Wearability’ and ‘Marketability’, you know it pays to invest in wool!
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INTERFLOOR HALL B, STAND B16/31
Visitors to Harrogate will be able to see Interfloor’s underlays sporting clean new looks and upgraded technical specifications, plus some new additions to the portfolio, designed to support retailers by providing an exceptional ‘one-stop- shop’, supplying everything needed for the installation of floorcoverings from one professional supplier.
Interfloor has refreshed its heritage underlay brand, Duralay, to position it as the contractors’ brand of choice, and for more technical applications in the home such as under wood flooring and with underfloor heating.
The luxury underlay, Tredaire, has also been updated and more contemporary- styled POS materials, including a new
market-leading portfolio, ranging from technical advances to updated branded packaging, with the visitors to Harrogate.”
foot tester, are being introduced to further support retailers and enhance the in-store experience for consumers.
Interfloor CEO, John Cooper, said: “Providing better looking and better performing flooring products that genuinely help our customers to profitably grow their business is what our Flooring Show stand is all about this year.
“We’re looking forward to sharing news about improvements to our
The Interfloor stand will also include the Duralay Durafit System, trusted for heavy-wear areas, which has new exclusive Bacloc backing and higher bonding achieved with new Durafit double-stick adhesives to give the system greater dimensional stability. There’s also a chance to find out more about the enhanced Duralay Timbermate Excel underlay suitable for the floating installation of solid wood and laminate floors, plus the Gripperrods carpet gripper range, with new branded packaging and POS, which has been improved to give a highly competitively- priced, British-made quality product that stands out from the competition.
www.interfloor.com
CORMAR CARPETS STAND A17/18
At this year’s Flooring Show in Harrogate, Cormar Carpets will showcase the latest additions to its portfolio of successful carpet collections, as well as unveiling new collections for the autumn.
This year saw Cormar launch new range Sensation Supreme, the fifth member of the easy-clean Sensation portfolio. Made from 100% two ply Luxelle soft polypropylene, it is the combination of a deep pile in a heavier pile weight and the extra twist in the
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yarn which gives the range a unique, distinctive, luxurious look and feel.
Three classic collections, Malabar Two Fold, Avebury and Oaklands, have also been revamped with new colours and textures, and will be on display throughout the show.
Visitors to the stand will also get the chance to see the recent updates to Cormar’s successful online web portal.
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