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CHRISTY CARPETS KEEPS RELAXED


WITH ANTRON FIBRE Bringing stain resistance, colourfastness and a fibre cross- section that helps to disguise dirt, solution dyed Antron Lumena features in the distressed linear effect of Stressed Out and the highly textured loop of Relax, bringing both designs in a wide range of corporate colours lifted with contemporary accent tones.


Stressed Out’s distressed linear effect loop pile is set for a desirable look, with the heavily textured loop of Relax making it the perfect complement or a great standalone product in its own right. Each design is available in 12 colourways, all of which using solution dyed Antron Lumena fibre. With over 200 colours available, the fibre allows Christy Carpets to design on-trend modular carpet while providing corporate spaces with performance and ease of maintenance.


With a cross-section that minimises the appearance of soiling and a surface that makes it easier to clean, Antron Lumena fibre is ideal for the demanding corporate environments for where Stressed Out & Relax is likely to be destined, as well as education, hospitality, leisure and retail environments.


Jo Lea Keppler, Marketing Communications Manager at Antron, explained: “With a great range of colours that offer proven workable shades and trend-driven highlights, it is possible to achieve great tonal combinations and popping highlights, while exploring the power of texture and pattern without worrying about performance.”


Stressed Out achieves heavy contract use, while Relax is suitable for general contract use, both are given a 10- year limited wear warranty and in a 50x50cm format.


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KARNDEAN DESIGNFLOORING LEADS MARKETPLACE WITH NEW OPUS


ENHANCE RANGE UK manufacturer of Luxury Vinyl Flooring, Karndean Designflooring, is unveiling its new Opus Enhance range, available from February 2015.


Responding to calls from architects and designers for unprecedented slip resistance, Opus Enhance achieves a result of 40 plus in the Pendulum Wet Test, the highest currently available in the marketplace.


Ideal for use in a variety of commercial settings, the enhancement to the PU coating allows for added grip without compromising on aesthetics.


The collection features the most popular designs from Karndean’s commercial Opus range. The 6 planks and 2 large format tiles ensure a wide spread of different colour palettes.


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From the striking black washed, wood grain effect of Carbo, to the weathered wood appearance of Magna, these on- trend designs will add a contemporary twist to any project.


The two inspirational tiles, Urbus with its stormy mix of light and mid grey tones and the warm earthy tone of


Terra, make for a versatile backdrop to commercial interiors.


Fully HSE compliant, Opus Enhance offers the same intricate detail as the successful Opus range with all the planks achieving an R12 rating.


Bars, hair salons, hotels, retail environments and areas with direct access to the outdoors can all benefit from the increased underfoot safety.


“We are extremely proud of Opus Enhance,” explained Paul Barratt, Managing Director of Karndean Designflooring.


He said: “We wanted to offer architects, designers and contractors a market leader in slip resistance without compromising on the natural embosses and intriguing designs Karndean is known for.


“It has allowed us to reposition this collection as our most commercially versatile, and also offer the design community inspiring designs for future commercial projects.”


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