PRODUCTS & SERVICES
FRONTRUNNER PLUS COMES TOP
OF THE CHAIN Kotsovolos, one of the biggest retail chains in Greece operated by the Dixons Group, has recently chosen Frontrunner Plus entrance matting as part of a nationwide refurbishment project at all of its stores.
Vassilis Beredimas, Plastex’s Greek distributor, started to cooperate with the company on this project last year. He commented: “Especially for flooring contractors, the Plastex Frontrunner entrance flooring system has great benefits over other traditional entrance matting systems: it is easy to install being supplied in 10m rolls and, thanks to its flexible PVC construction, it can be cut on site around irregular shapes. This
level of flexibility works very well for us, as orders can be despatched straight away being in stock and, as the matting can be trimmed on site, the finish is error-free. Also the ease of installation at this site with a curved area was a real benefit as it prevented us from making templates, saving cost and time”.
Frontrunner Plus is made of a two layer open grid, yet heel proof, construction that allows the dirt to fall through whilst the absorbent inserts capture underfoot moisture before entering the building.
Available in different widths and module sizes, Frontrunner Plus is supplied in 5 standard grid colours and 10 co- ordinating inserts to match your style and can even be personalized with the incorporation of a logo panel.
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store would have to withstand extreme wear, and Itec Contract Floors was able to deliver the performance criteria stipulated in the brief; whether it is healthcare, education or in this case the retail sector, Itec’s ability to supply a good looking floor that will stand the test of time ensures it remains top of the list for clients, specifiers and contractors alike. In this instance, isafe One from Itec’s safety flooring stable was identified as the perfect flooring solution thanks to its hardwearing durability and non-slip credentials.
SAFETY FIRST
Customers of Plumbing Trade Supplies centres up and down the country are set to test the performance and aesthetic attributes of Itec Contract Floors safety flooring as it is rolled out across the busy chain of stores in a nationwide re-fit programme.
With constant footfall from trade visitors, any flooring used in a PTS
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isafe One is a high performance safety floor covering providing an R11 rating for slip resistance to protect areas at risk from water spillage. The talents of isafe One go much further than this, with Hyperguard+ PUR low maintenance technology ensuring an easy wipe option for when slips and spills occur, something PTS also demanded from a floor to ensure customers could shop in a hazard free environment. The centres have experienced isafe One in its Gainsboro Grey design, this Class 43 choice suitable for heavy industrial use yet blending with its surroundings in effortless fashion, proving that aesthetics have been considered just as carefully.
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THE OPTIMUM
CHOICE The made in the UK Optima underlay from floorwise, delivers commercial environments ultra durable underfoot comfort and carpet protection, helping to extend the life of carpets in busy areas such as hotel receptions, corridors and bar areas.
In a new composition that gives even more performance per pound, Optima has additional acoustic absorption and thermal insulation too. Thanks to its dense rubber crumb construction, Optima is the benchmark in high performance underlay for the most demanding of environments.
Using floorwise’s proprietary UHD+ construction, Optima is rated for
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