NEWSFLASH
What’s On? 2010
29th – 31st March Interiors UAE – Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre, Abu Dhabi
www.interiorsuae.com
10th – 12th May Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre, Dubai
www.domotex-
middle-east.com
5th - 7th September Harrogate Flooring Show www.harrogateflooring-
show.net
7th - 9th September National Floor Show - NEC, Birmingham
www.nationalfloorshow.co.uk
23rd - 26th September 100% Design Show - Earl’s Court London
www.100percentdesign.co.uk
17th - 20th October Built Environment Solutions & Technologies - NEC
www.interbuild.com
2011
25th – 27th January Surfaces – Mandalay Bay Convention Centre, Las Vegas, USA
www.surfaces.com
8th - 11th February Cevisama - Valencia, Spain http://cevisama.
feriavalencia.com
15th – 17th February Surface Design Show - Business Design Centre, London
www.surfacedesignshow.com
If you would like your event to be included in our What’s On? Guide e-mail Karen@opusbusiness
media.co.uk
www.tomorrowsflooring.com
F. BALL REWARDS CONTRACTOR LOYALTY CARD MEMBERS
F. Ball and Co. Ltd. has announced a new series of exclusive benefits and discounts for members of its successful Contractor Loyalty Card Scheme. The company has introduced its popular cash back offer for 2010, enabling members to claim 2.5% cash back on all invoiced purchases of F. Ball products from 1st March.
Throughout March and April, in addition to this 2.5% cash back, Loyalty Card holders will also be able to claim an extra 5% cash back on purchases of F. Ball’s high performance waterproof
To raise money for ‘Daisy Chain’, Genesis CEO Aidan Bruce is preparing to climb Mount Kilimanjaro in Africa.
Daisy Chain is a unique charity established to address the needs of both children with autism and their families. They do this through providing a range of services and activities from their 5.5-acre farm in Stockton-on-Tees where they are based.
Aidan, along with other group members, leaves for Tanzania early next month.
At more than 19,000 feet Kilimanjaro is the highest
MOSAIC UNCOVERED
AFTER 20 YEARS A mosaic floor at a historic building in Norwich has been restored and can be seen by visitors for the first time in more than 20 years.
The depiction of the City Arms in the tiled flooring in the lobby of the 15th Century Guildhall had been
surface membranes, Stopgap F75 and F76 – offering contractors an exceptional 7.5% total cash back on these products. In a further incentive, when members spend over £500 on Stopgap F75 or F76 during the offer period, on a single invoiced transaction, F. Ball will send them a free Digital Hygrometer, worth over £95.
Further benefits to members include priority booking on courses at the new F. Ball training centre, as well as entry to exclusive competitions, such as the popular ‘Spot the Ball’
GENESIS IN KILIMANJARO
mountain in Africa and anyone who saw the celebrities Chris Moyles, Cheryl Cole, Ronan Keating and Alesha Dixon attempt the ascent during last years Red Nose Day will know how difficult the thin atmosphere makes the climb.
Aidan is determined to surmount the challenge: “I was a bit lucky to get on the trip and it means I haven’t had as much time to prepare as I would have liked. I will soon find out if that will affect my attempt or not. One thing it won’t affect is the commitment of Genesis
to Daisy Chain and the great work it does with families across the Tees Valley. Starting with the Kilimanjaro Challenge we will do everything we can to support this wonderful charity.”
If you would like to know more about Daisy Chain, please click here.
www.genesis-aps.com
competition. Accessible through the F. Ball Rewards website, the competition offers members the chance to win a Makita LXT site radio every month.
The F. Ball Loyalty Card is available to all flooring contractors. Registration is simple and free-of-charge, with application forms available from F. Ball wholesalers, through the F. Ball website.
www.f-ball.co.uk
hidden under carpet tiles since the 1980s.
It has been cleaned and repaired following funding from various organisations. A great example of restoration and preservation of quality flooring and design.
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