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TOMORROW’S PRODUCTS We take a look at some of the latest products in the flooring industry... AT HOME WITH HYDROSPHERE


The Hydrosphere collection of luxuriously indulgent contract-rated carpet from Mohawk is continuing to create welcoming interiors for residents in healthcare environments, with its practical impervious backing providing complete peace of mind too.


Crafted entirely from super-soft and durable SmartStrand fibre, Hydrosphere has a uniquely lavish texture but is also incredibly hardwearing, allowing contractors and specifiers working on sensitive healthcare projects to provide a homely floorcovering that still offers all the benefits of typically harsher contract carpets. Made in part from corn, SmartStrand fibre is characterised by its incredibly tough nature and


exceptional softness, and these qualities combined with a robust water-resistant backing make it a winning choice for a variety of locations, from care homes through to inpatient facilities and private hospitals.


Simple to maintain, Hydrosphere carpet has built-in stain and soil resistance that will never wear or wash off for complete peace of mind. Requiring just mild detergent and water to keep it clean, it alleviates the need for specialist cleaners – saving time and cost. “We are noticing a steady increase in sales of Hydrosphere carpet as more and more specifiers and managers working in healthcare environments are realising the unrivalled benefits it


offers,” commented Howard Lindsay, RVP International Sales UK, Ireland, Iceland and South Africa. “Its plush texture creates a homely feel for patients and residents, and the naturally hardwearing qualities of SmartStrand fibre combined with the moisture-resistant impervious backing ensure it is easy to manage for staff when spillages occur.”


Featuring within the brand new Elements collection of contract- rated broadloom carpet from Mohawk, Hydrosphere is available in a wide- ranging colour palette of 24 shades.


www.mohawkinternational.com BRAND NEW LUXURY VINYL PLANKS


The brand new Aqua Woods collection of luxury vinyl from UK Flooring Direct is steadily rising in popularity thanks to a combination of incredibly realistic designs and unbeatable performance qualities.


With many designs achieving outstanding ratings through the UK Flooring Direct independent customer rating system, the Aqua Woods collection is certainly capturing the imagination of homeowners up and down the country. Available in nine, on-trend colourways, including the calming pale White


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Oak right through to the rich tones of Double Smoked Oak and Midnight Oak, one of the major reasons for this luxury vinyl collection’s popularity is its sheer choice and variety. “Created by our specialist in-house design team, each Aqua Woods floor is completely exclusive to us,” commented Josh Ashby, Product Manager, UK Flooring Direct. “With high quality and authentic surface finishes as well as a wealth of practical benefits, such as moisture resistance and a simple ‘click’ installation system, it’s no wonder that the collection is really taking off. Many of our customers are choosing Aqua Woods for areas prone


to spillages and wetness such as bathrooms and kitchens, but we are also seeing these floors used in other areas of the home too, from living rooms through to hallways.”


Offering fantastic value without compromising on quality, Aqua Woods floors feature a protective wear layer suitable for heavy domestic use. With bevelled edges on all four sides for ultimate authenticity, it is clear that these stunning planks are setting the benchmark high for luxury vinyl click flooring.


www.ukflooringdirect.co.uk


www.tomorrowsflooring.com


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