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THE FLOORING SHOW & TILING SHOW GUIDE 2016 About the Exhibitors


With over 170 exhibitors, there is bound to be something for everyone at this year’s Flooring and Tiling Show. Here’s a quick look at just some of the many names you can expect to see there.


Crown Floors Stand A1


once again crafted from 100% Easy Clean two-ply yarn. In a palette awash with neutral tones, versatility is maintained while four greys bring an on-trend attraction; making Greystoke a carpet with all-round appeal.


Yet these exciting ranges are not the only story for Crown Floors at this year’s show, as the brand is bringing all of its display options to the halls of the Harrogate International Centre. From the established wall unit to new style range waterfall lecterns and the Familyproof Comfort 74-strong tombola, the selection is an impressive one.


Some of Crown Floors’ best-selling ranges will be on display at this year’s Flooring Show, along with a swathe of fresh display options that bring the brand’s in-store image right up to date.


With a stand double the size of last year, there is no doubt that Crown Floors is becoming one of the UK’s most prolific carpet brands, and on show will be two of its most popular collections in Greystoke and Kent House. Both ranges have been showing strong sales figures of late, with homeowners appreciating the combination of style and value possessed by both ranges.


Kent House features a range of sophisticated neutral colours including four modern greys, making a great choice for a wide range of properties. Whether period elegance or contemporary poise is sought, Kent House comes ready with its deep pile bringing sumptuous comfort from its 100% Easy Clean two-ply yarn.


Greystoke’s refined 1/10th cutpile brings assured elegance in any setting,


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James Caldwell, Sales Coordinator at Crown Floors, said: “There is no doubt that our carpets deliver in the style and value stakes, but it is our displays that have really helped to establish the brand in the eyes of consumers.


“Since day one, we’ve made sure that all of our in-store materials deliver our key brand messages while also standing out from the crowd. The result has been a huge growth in our presence in stores across the country and our latest displays are the latest evolution of this. We can’t wait to show new and existing retailers just how they can bring a dynamic edge to stores of all sizes.”


www.crownfloors.co.uk


The Campaign for Wool Stand C69


The Campaign for Wool will once again host the industry’s leading names in wool carpets set around an innovative wool display at the centre of the Wool Trends area in Hall C. Additionally,


it will showcase the latest Homes & Gardens Wool supplement which will launch the first consumer promotion of WoolRetailer.com - promoting the UK’s accredited wool flooring retailers to consumers. There will be seminars on WoolRetailer.com at the event. Retailers sign up for WoolRetailer.com.


www.campaignforwool.org


British Wool Marketing Board Stand C69


The British Wool Marketing Board will introduce the new British Wool Gold Label this year as part of its Premium Label Partnership programme. The Gold Label will represent carpets and products that have more than 70% British Wool within the wool content. This will join the existing Blue Shepherd’s Crook label and the Platinum label. British Wool will also host the retailer sign-up for the Campaign for Wool’s WoolRetailer. com Accreditation.


www.britishwool.org.uk


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