INDX NATIONAL FLOORING SHOW GET READY FOR RETAIL INSPIRATION


Following a successful 2024 launch, the INDX National Flooring Show returns to Cranmore Park on 13-14 May 2025, with a commercially crafted showcase to fuel your business growth.


https://indxshows.co.uk/shows/flooring


With exclusive access to the industry’s leading brands, attendees can look forward to exploring a carefully curated exhibitor selection bringing together the best carpets, rugs, laminates, woods, vinyl, LVTs, underlays, and accessories.


Driven by insight and innovation, the organising team are working in partnership with buying groups including ACG, AIS Flooring One, Bond Retail Marketing, Carpet 1st, Greendale, and SMG to deliver an inspirational two-day event.


https://indxshows.co.uk/shows/flooring


The show is free to attend and open to all independent retailers; you do not need to be a buying group member to attend. Visitor registration should be completed via the INDX website.


Expect exciting updates featuring all the latest trends, including references to Pantone’s colour of the year Mocha Mousse, a focus on wellness, and a sensory explosion of tactile designs.


Discover the latest sustainability initiatives from Recyclemycarpet.co.uk and the UK Sustainable Flooring Alliance and don’t miss stunning recycled rugs from Louis De Poortere.


SEE THE STRONG AND THE WATER- RESISTANT WITH BERRYALLOC


If you’re an independent retailer or buying group member making the trip to the INDX National Flooring Show, make sure you take some time to visit BerryAlloc to unlock the secrets of its strong and water-resistant floors. For this year’s show, the brilliant Belgian manufacturer is taking visitors on a journey through its water-resistant laminate ranges, strong wood floors and high pressure floors.


Scott Arundell, sales director, said: “We’re excited to be taking the country’s independent retailers on a journey through our strong and water-resistant flooring options. We’ll explain why they offer customers a floor that brings harmony to the home, and how our brand can support the purchasing process at every stage.”


The 100% water-resistant Ocean+ and Chateau+ are premium quality laminate floors for all kinds of people, lifestyles and interiors. With the classic plank format of Ocean+ and the elegant herringbone of Chateau+, customers are sure to find the right


Plus, there will be live product demos from Bostik and The Vintage & Modern Rug Company.


All visitors are also invited to the Networking Social, taking place after the show on day one at The Loft, Cranmore Park’s new eatery and hospitality space. A great opportunity to get together, relax and catch-up in an informal setting, with drinks, canapes, and live music.


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Visitor registration is open and can be completed t online here.


stunning wood design for their home with the promise of excellent performance (Class 33) in whichever they choose.


Those visiting the show will be able to see how the top 20 best- selling decors across these ranges can be presented in store with BerryAlloc’s unique combined Ocean+ and Chateau+ toaster display. Highlighting key USPs – including the patented Hydro+ 100% water-resistant technology – and with a compact footprint, the display is available today and offers competitive pricing on floors purchased from it.


You’ll also discover the strength of BerryAlloc’s high pressure floors. Made in Norway as the ultimate expression of Nordic nature, these floors are the world’s strongest: incredibly tough (Class 34) yet exceptionally beautiful. From vibrant natural oak to cozy warming styles and sleek stone; scratch-free high pressure floors evoke the relaxed sophistication of Scandinavian interior style.


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