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SHAPED BY THE LANDSCAPES OF


FLANDERS Heritage is the latest carpet tile from modulyss, a collection deeply rooted in the company’s Belgian roots.


From the ever-changing coastline of the west to the iconic cobblestones that have marked cycling’s great champions and the fertile polders found inland, Heritage celebrates the landscape of Flanders in five coordinating carpet tile designs now available from modulyss.


Cobbles, Haze, Dune, Meadow and Polder have been designed by Ruben De Reu, Design and Product Development Manager at modulyss. He said: “I was intrigued by the concept of heritage and how it shapes a country’s identity through the passage of generations. For me, it is about a need to go back to our roots and reminisce in familiar and comforting memories. I drew upon the thriving history of the Flemish textile industry, Belgian artists I admire and the landscapes of my youth. Heritage weaves together past and present, reflecting the shapes, textures and colours of Flemish landscapes.”


You cannot immerse yourself in Flemish heritage without mentioning cycling and cobbled roads. Cobbles is a homage to these hallowed stones that


STAUF BRANCHES OUT As of 1 July, the adhesives specialist STAUF is represented by its own subsidiary in Spain. In addition to a 300m² warehouse, the company headquarters in Murcia also has a showroom and a large training room. The location, with ideal access to the A-30 motorway, ensures that customers can be supplied quickly.


STAUF Tecnología Adhesiva, S.L. distributes the whole range of STAUF products throughout the Iberian Peninsula and in North Africa. The range includes not only adhesives for the installation of wood flooring and floorcoverings, but also products for subfloor preparation, surface treatment and adhesive technology for sports surfaces. The entire product range is developed and produced in Germany, without exception.


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have turned cyclists into greats that’s available in 16 natural and muted colours. The speckled design can be mixed and matched with all other designs in Heritage.


The river Leie has played a central role on the Belgian linen and textile industry and Ruben has used the early morning mist over its water as inspiration for Haze. In six muted and natural colours, Haze can be coordinated with any of the carpet tiles in the collection.


Made from 100% regenerated ECONYL and ecoBack recyclable backing, Dune


draws upon Belgium’s Northwest coastline. Echoing the ever-changing dunes and light-dappled sands, Dune comes in 12 muted natural hues. Including the CO2RE programme for a carbon neutral carpet tile, selected colours are Cradle to Cradle Certified Gold or Silver.


In Meadow, you’ll find a design inspired by the country’s grasslands. In 12 natural colours, Dune is part of the CO2RE programme with selected colours Cradle to Cradle Certified Gold or Silver.


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STAUF’s Head of Sales and Marketing Carsten Bockmühl is also the Managing Director of the Spanish branch. He said: “The market in Spain, Portugal and North Africa has such great potential that the step from employing a commercial agency to setting up our own subsidiary instead was only logical.”


Initially, three employees will serve the flooring industry from the Murcia location. A significant part of our business activities will also be devoted to training and advanced continuing education courses for STAUF products.”


Email: info@stauf.es www.stauf.es


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