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A FLOOR WITH FEELINGS


With 57 designs to choose from and wonderful comfort with every footstep, customers will be feeling delight with the latest cushion vinyl collection from Beauflor. Ideal for homes and private areas within social housing, Feelings brings an affordable and stylish floor that has all the benefits of warmth, comfort and practicality.


Feelings features Beauflor’s Premium Coating for a floor that’s easy to clean and that keeps its looks. Alongside comes a water-resistant surface and R10 slip resistance that makes it a good choice for residential kitchens and bathrooms.


Design-wise, the floor features an extraordinarily wide choice of options: wood planks in every grain, herringbone, stone and ceramic tile designs all make an appearance in this comprehensive range. All feature Beauflor’s Natural Look matt textured surface for added authenticity. New designs include Artena wood herringbone, the multi-coloured square tile of Vichy and the geometric Newburgh. With such a fabulous choice of patterns Feelings has something for every home.


National sales manager Chris Roberts said: “Feelings is one of our most design packed collections and a great choice for retailers that want to make sure their customers are provided with a range full of exciting options. Whether they live in a classic country cottage or smart town house, they are sure to find their perfect style and all with the affordable quality that comes with the Beauflor name.”


Feelings’ competitive cost and quality comes thanks to its 2.80mm thickness with Comfort Bac and a 0.25mm wear layer that makes it ready for heavy domestic use (class 23), as well as moderate commercial use (class 31). In two, three and


ENJOY PREMIUM QUALITY IN EVERY ROOM WITH QUICK-STEP


Cascada, Cala and Amato wood flooring collections are all waterproof and feature Quick-Step’s Wood for Life technology that makes them easy to live with. Wood for Life repels dirt and spills and avoids the build-up of dirt in the grain and joints that can cause blackness over time. With these ranges, homes can boast the natural beauty of wood with the practicality usually associated with synthetic floors.


For rooms where the practicality of vinyl’s scratch-resistant and easy-to-clean surface is a must, Quick-Step’s 100% waterproof Alpha Vinyl is a premium quality option. With impressively authentic textures and perfect matt and gloss levels, Alpha Vinyl is the most natural looking rigid vinyl flooring available. What’s more, thanks to Ciro herringbone and Illume stone collections sitting alongside its Blos and Bloom planks, Alpha Vinyl explores a range of inspiring and authentic natural looks.


Once, the room your customers were renovating would dictate the floor they chose. Vinyl in bathrooms and kitchens, wood for luxury living and laminate for hallways and busy areas: practical necessity would shape your recommendation. But with the newest generation of wood, laminate and vinyl floors from Quick-Step it’s the case no longer – with waterproof floors in all categories, Quick-Step can be used in kitchens and bathrooms without worry.


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Quick-Step began making laminate floors over three decades ago and its latest generation of products showcase the innovation and fine-tuning in over 30-years of dedication to creating the best possible floors. Nowhere is this better felt that in the Capture waterproof collection that brings laminate closer to nature than ever before. Quick-Step has recreated every detail in colour and structure in every knot, crack, grain and joint. Using new technology that allows it to achieve up to 20 times the depth of other laminate floors, Capture comes closer to real wood than you ever thought possible.


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four-metre widths, it’s a versatile solution that can deliver style and performance in private homes as well as in public areas of social housing. Feelings has a seven-year residential warranty.


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