PRODUCTS ANTRON®


CARPET FIBRE CONSIDERS THE CONSEQUENCE Antron®


With designs that flow effortlessly throughout any space, the Consequence collection features four patterns created through texture fused with digital colour placement to achieve a third dimension to carpet. Complimentary designs


Antron® carpet fibre


provides wear performance to the tactile dimensional patterns of the Consequence collection from Milliken.


Upshot and Sequel, along with the striated texture and skeletal pattern of Edit and the riven-like vintage luxury of Obscura, create a sense of structure of rhythm within spaces, providing depth and interest which enhance the carpet’s


relationship to the design of the interior. Neil Maguire, Regional Marketing Manager INVISTA Antron® carpet fibre, explained: “To ensure performance befitting of a collection showcasing the best of Milliken design technology, Antron®


carpet fibre is used


to provide each design with excellent resilience and a lasting appearance.


Combined with the acoustic properties and underfoot comfort of Milliken’s ComfortPlus2 85% recycled polyurethane backing,


carpet fibre helps


the Consequence collection to meet the needs of everywhere from working spaces through to boardrooms.”


The Consequence collection is available in an architectural colour palette that provides tonal contrasts to let the textural pattern of each design become the key visual stimulus within the floor plane.


www.invista.com www.antron.net


HEAVY DUTY HARD FLOOR PROTECTOR


The latest addition to the Trio Plus range of floor protection products is Ram Board, a re-useable, heavy duty, impact resistant, hard floor protector imported


from the USA. Trio Plus is the only UK supplier of this award-winning American product meaning you can’t buy it anywhere else.


As mentioned in our (news section), this product has been tested in the extreme conditions of Hollywood films


including


Armageddon, The Hulk and Pirates of the Caribbean, meaning it


can stand up to even the toughest of tests (such as being driven over by a forklift truck) and still keep hard floor intact and undamaged underneath.


Unlike most hard floor protection products, Ram Board temporary hard floor protection is vapour permeable and can be used as soon as the floor has been laid. The floor will remain flat and true, thanks to the breathable layer. As it can be applied straight away and then left, there’s no waiting around for the floor to cure before other works can be completed.


Made from 100% recycled materials, Ram Board is wholly environmentally friendly and has won awards in testament to this fact. As the number one floor protection product in America, it is the preferred brand of many architectural firms, several of whom have named RamBoard in their project specs for by huge brands including Wal-Mart.


www.trioplus.co.uk/products


CORMAR CARPETS IS A DELIGHT


Cormar Carpets has added to its successful Easy Clean collection with the launch of Primo Delight.


Hardwearing and low maintenance, the heavyweight 50oz range is made from 100% stain resistant Excellon polypropylene fibre and is


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available in a choice of 12 bestselling, non-fade, heather shades including on- trend Violet, Raven and Steel. In line with other members of Cormar’s Easy Clean family, Primo Delight is bleach cleanable and comes with a 10 year stain warranty. Retailing at


around £22 per sq metre, it offers value-for-money for a heavy weight carpet designed for families setting up home or on a restricted budget.


“Easy-clean carpets are a popular area of the market and the addition of Primo Delight to our ‘family’ of


easy-clean carpets offers even more choice of finishes and colours for our customers while providing excellent value-for-money,” said David Cormack, Marketing Director of Cormar Carpets.


www.cormarcarpets.co.uk www.tomorrowsflooring.com


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