40 FINANCE & INSURANCE; FIRES & FIREPLACES; FLOORS & FLOOR COVERINGS Designer Contracts is recycling winner again
Designer Contracts has been named ‘Take Back Partner of the Year’ by Carpet Recycling UK for the third time. The company initially trialled a recycling scheme, in conjunction with CRUK. The scheme works by diverting 90 per cent of its fitters’ unfitted carpet into felt underlay. What isn’t turned into under-
lay is used in the equestrian sector for arena flooring. This innovative scheme saves a staggering 250 tonnes of waste going to landfill every year. The company has recently invested £40,000 in a baling machine that helps to recycle 70 tonnes of cardboard and 20 tonnes of plastic every year.
enquiries@designercontracts.com Conventional and Balanced Flue Gas Stoves
Paragon branded efficient, realistic high quality gas flame technology is now available in a freestanding stove design both for conventional and balanced flue systems. The new Paragon gas stove models are manufactured with heavy- duty, seam-welded steel bodies and doors in keeping with high quality solid
fuel originals. Conventional flue models can be fitted into Class one, Class two and Pre-cast flues and come complete with an innovative closure plate system. BF models have a rear mounted “through the wall” flue system. For more information or to arrange a display please Charlton & Jenrick.
sales@charltonandjenrick.co.uk
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