CARPET TILE COMBINATIONS
FROM ABINGDON Made in the UK, Combination is the latest carpet tile collection from Abingdon Carpet Tile Division, bringing a coordinated look for contract interiors.
Available in a 1/10th gauge loop-pile heathered plain style or striped design, Combination can be used to create perfectly coordinated layouts in a range of proven colours. To break up work spaces into zones, or simply bring a fresh coordinated look between classrooms; Combination is ready in either tile or plank format to create harmonised floor looks for functional spaces.
The carpet fibre is 100% solution-dyed nylon for a tile that’s not only lasting but also stain and fade-resistant. It’s an ideal cost-effective carpet tile for demanding spaces, where lasting appearance retention and easy maintenance
MARVELLOUS MATS
FROM FLOORWISE With entrance matting a proven way to prolong the life of commercial floorcoverings, finding a range that delivers great dirt and moisture stopping performance, as well as great value, is a must for any contractor.
Fortunately, floorwise is ready to step in with a range of primary and secondary entrance matting that will stop dirt and moisture in their tracks, protecting newly-installed floorcoverings and helping them to stay looking great for longer.
For intensive-use applications, such as those encountered in shopping centres and large entertainment complexes, floorwise’s high-performance nylon mats provide extra reassurance by removing left-over dirt and moisture. Using nylon for its resilience and easy cleanability; Viking, Alba and Granati are designed to work like a soft brush, removing the last remaining grit and moisture before soles hit carefully selected entrance floors. Offering three different heathered looks for maximum soil disguise, the heavyweight mats come with a PVC backing for easy uplift and cleaning.
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of Mat Rib and the innovative non- directional Mat Noppa – each in a range of highly-usable colours – floorwise also has versatile, value-driven contract- grade matting ready to stop dirt at door entrances. The coarse-grade fibres used trap soil and particles with ease and with high moisture wicking properties, these gel-backed mats are also great at removing excess water from soles across a range of commercial locations.
For those wanting a more traditional look that’s perfect for country hotels, pubs and boutique shops, there’s also Java Mat, a synthetic coir contract-grade mat
in flat or rib textures and available in 1m and 2m widths. In fact, floorwise also stocks genuine coir matting at branches throughout the UK and Ireland.
These mat solutions from floorwise deliver contract environments the dirt and moisture-busting performance needed to keep floorcoverings looking their best. In colours designed to work together, the mats can be used to deliver premises a lasting and attractive entrance mat solution that’s reliable and great value.
www.floorwise.co.uk
are prerequisites. But the functional properties don’t just stop there, with Abingdon Carpet Tile Division making the entire range available with Comfort Backing on special order. Made from
100% recycled materials, the backing is designed to cope with sound, reducing impact noise by an impressive 26dB. As standard, Combination comes with a polymer-modified bitumen backing.
Martin Peace, sales director, Abingdon Flooring said: “The launch of Combination keeps the pace up for Abingdon Carpet Tile Division. Adding to the portfolio of styles including value- propositions in polypropylene, as well as high-performance nylon styles, the new launch shows we are firmly committed to growing the division through quality products made right here in the UK.”
Combination can be used in any commercial project demanding an enduring and easy-to-maintain carpet tile. With an impressive 10-year commercial wear warranty, the Class 33 Heavy Contract rated carpet tile is available from stock for fast despatch across the UK.
www.abingdonflooring.co.uk
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