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rest of the body from the potential dangers of impact through continuous kneeling, has been introduced by Redbacks Cushioning Limited.


20% lighter than its big selling predecessor allowing greater ease of movement and with a thicker grade of spacer fabric giving added comfort, the new kneepads feature a soft and flexible TPE (Thermo Plastic Elastomer) leaf-spring, now with increased durability, which is set within a unique honeycomb matrix.


A new kneepad for pocketed work trousers, which incorporates a unique ‘direction of force’ design that crucially protects the wearer’s knees and the


FASTER TO FIT QA has introduced FibreFlex, which is a unique development from our established range of FibreBoard floor- levelling panels. It is a simply better solution for smoothing out uneven subfloors and creating a level base for wood and laminate flooring in floating floor installations.


Being made of flexible fibre, it’s really easy to roll out, cut and fit – saving you a great deal of time and effort to install. And it won’t break when you’re transporting it, unlike rigid wood fibre panels, which can easily snap.


FibreFlex can be laid over both timber and concrete subfloors although a suitable DPM must be laid first if installing over a concrete subfloor. It has excellent impact sound reduction (20dB), to keep noise levels down.


Redbacks are revolutionary knee protectors, which are ergonomically designed pads tuned with patented leaf spring technology. Scientifically proven to absorb impact and reduce shock on knees, back and neck, this


innovative design provides a unique ‘floating-on- air’ feel along with the highest level of protection and maximum comfort.


Announcing his company’s new product, Cliff Lockyer, CEO of Redbacks Cushioning Limited said: “Our patented kneepads differ from any others in the world and under the direction of Professor N. Chockalingam of Staffordshire University they have been tested and proven to outperform foam kneepads. The lighter weight gives all-day comfort and the ‘direction of force’ flexibility ensures the even distribution of the impact forces when kneeling thus providing the many extra health and safety benefits”.


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It is very eco-friendly, as FibreFlex is made from wood fibre which is fully FSC certified and is 100% recyclable on disposal.


QA has several other underlays in the range with particular benefits including increased sound reduction, high thermal insulation, complete damp protection and maximum heat transfer making it ideal for use with underfloor heating.


All of QA’s wood and laminate flooring underlays are available in stock for immediate despatch.


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BREAKING THE MOULD


Fila has launched a new active mould remover – FILA ACTIVE1. The new spray treatment is designed for internal walls, floors and cladding; it removes harmful mould allergens, irritants and toxins within minutes and leaves surfaces sanitized. As well as kitchens and bathrooms, FILA ACTIVE1 is ideal for swimming pools, saunas and other areas where excess moisture and condensation gathers.


New FILA ACTIVE1 can be used on stone, terracotta, ceramic, marble and glass tiles, as well as bare plaster, painted walls, concrete and grout joints. To apply FILA ACTIVE1, spray directly onto the


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contaminated surface. The treatment is then left to act for 15 minutes, before the surface is wiped with a damp cloth. The ergonomic trigger spray is easy to use and the product’s liquid viscosity is ideal for application onto vertical surfaces. For stubborn mould, a second application may be necessary.


FILA ACTIVE1 is approved by HSE (HEALTH AND SAFETY EXECUTIVE) Registration Number 9667. It is available in 500ml bottles and gives approx. 5-10m2 coverage per unit, depending on the surface absorption rate.


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