PRODUCTS GERFLOR EXPANDS PORTFOLIO
Eco-friendly and produced mainly from renewable raw materials, Gerflor’s new DLW Linoleum collection offers unique customer benefits including ease of maintenance, excellent sustainability credentials, uncompromising design, an extensive colour palette and outstanding durability. It is ideally suited to the healthcare and education sectors, public buildings, offices, industrial buildings and warehouse areas as well as the retail trade,
hotels, restaurants and residential properties.
Linoleum has a history dating back to 1863 and the DLW Linoleum Collection embraces styles from Art Nouveau to classic modern through five distinct ranges: Marmorette, Granette, Colorette, Uni Walton and Linodur. These provide incredible creative freedom as each has different patterning, performance characteristics and colour combinations based on a
specially-created colour system offering three brightness levels.
The DLW Linoleum collection is a green solution made from 80% renewable raw materials including linseed oil, wood powder, wood resins, limestone, jute and cork. All are organic or mineral and there is no mineral oil content. The product is non toxic, even fulfilling tough regulations for children's toys, is certified by well-
known eco labels and is biologically degradable at the end of the product’s life.
The collection is naturally warm underfoot and is suitable for underfloor heating. It is also anti- bacterial, resistant to fading and permanently antistatic so it does not attract dust, and has excellent resistance to stains and chemicals.
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TARKETT ACCESSORIES PROVIDE THE PERFECT FINISH
Tarkett offers a range of accessories to add the perfect finishing touch to the look of any floor. Designed exclusively for the building industry, Tarkett’s accessories range is a complete package of solutions to ensure that you have the right product, for the right place and at the right price, and can be used with all Tarkett heterogeneous and homogeneous vinyl and linoleum floorings. The range includes a wide variety of coordinating and
contrasting colours and technical features, and is completed by Tarkett vinyl and linoleum welding rods. Tarkett also provides professional quality adhesives, such as the new TarkoSpray, which allows fast, efficient installation of new flooring. The aerosol spray ensures even coverage, while using up to 80% less glue than traditional trowel-applied adhesives. Welding can then be done immediately and the finished floor is ready for use the same day.
TOP OF THE SCREWS
Trade supplier, Screwfix, has extended its extensive collection of screws with the introduction of a new range of Velocity Multi- Purpose Woodscrews by Tim-Co, to provide tradesmen with high levels of work performance on every job.
Building on Screwfix’s renowned range, these multi-purpose screws feature a patented twist
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Velocity shank to give exceptional drive performance. Developed using advanced technology that enables them to be used in a variety of applications, from thin sheet metal, PVCu and MDF to chipboard, softwoods and hardwoods, they are suitable for use by all tradesmen from general builders to carpenters.
Velocity Multi-Purpose
Many more accessories are included in range, all of which you can find on Tarkett’s website. Whether for decorative or practical purposes, Tarkett produces its accessories range to the same high standards as its floors and very accessory is made to last as long as the floors they are used with, meeting all the current standards and regulatory requirements for safety and accessibility.
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Woodscrews are available in 35 different sizes, from 3.5mm x 16mm to 6mm x 150mm, and come in a resealable unique dispensing box, to provide easy access and storage for tradesmen. They are also available in a 1000 piece trade case which includes a selection of popular sizes, to ensure tradesmen can find the right screw to hand whenever it’s needed.
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