BERRYALLOC
STAND: B27 With the Ocean+ water-resistant laminate collection, patented Rigid Composite Board (RCB) vinyl floors with DreamClick, the world’s strongest floor in Grand Majestic and the Ultimtec advanced hybrid finish for wood floors, BerryAlloc’s stand is one not to be missed at The Flooring Show.
The technology behind Ocean+, Hydro+ was introduced back in 2008, making BerryAlloc the original pioneer in 100% water-resistant laminate floors. A hydrophobic coating, hydro+ repels water from joints and is combined with airtight locking systems to make Ocean+ completely water-resistant. The latest generation of water-resistant laminate flooring, Ocean+ is made of four different specifications to ensure that it can be enjoyed in all size rooms and in both homes and businesses.
Up to 30% lighter than other vinyl click floors, BerryAlloc’s RCB construction that has a patented foamed core structure which is both strong and light. The rigidity enables RCB floors to be installed over almost all subfloors with little or no preparation. What’s more, the four-sided DreamClick mechanism is identical on each side of the plank for installation in any direction and any combination. So, whether standard plank, herringbone or a unique pattern that combines wood and stone, thanks to being able to fit two sides at the same time, DreamClick is always faster and easier to install.
BOSTIK
STAND: B60 Bostik’s in-house experts will be on hand at The Flooring Show to discuss the company’s new adhesives range. Among the new products on display will be the premium, multi-functional adhesive STIX A740 MULTI BEST. Alongside extremely strong wet bonding and a wide open time range, this adhesive has pressure sensitive characteristics and is suitable for most resilient flooring applications. The team will also highlight the advantages of Bostik Roll, the solvent- free adhesive tape that enables fast
Grand Majestic is BerryAlloc’s biggest ever floor. At 30cm wide x 2.4m long, these super-wide and extra-long planks are a tour de force in flooring innovation made possible by the strength of High Pressure Floors (HPF).
Rounding out BerryAlloc’s innovations on show at this year’s event, Ultimtec is an aluminium oxide and UV acrylic wood finish that brings the performance of a lacquer with the look of an oiled floor. The hybrid finish
installations of skirting, capping strips, cove formers and other floor or wall mounted accessories.
Visitors to the Bostik stand will also have the opportunity to learn more about Bostik Pro Rewards – a new loyalty programme specially tailored for flooring professionals. Bostik Pro Rewards offers its members a choice of thousands of rewards when they purchase from the company’s professional flooring range via their local distributor. The team will also be demonstrating the new Bostik Pro App, which offers quick and easy access to information about Bostik products on the go, and allows members to register
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creates a surface with exceptional resistance to wear and scratching can be found on BerryAlloc’s Les Essentiels and Les Exclusifs parquet collections. Both collections are constructed with a HDF core and Loc X-Treme profile for stability and fast installation. Paired with 2.5mm (Les Essentiels) or 3.3mm (Les Exclusifs) real wood veneers and finished with Ultimtec, this high-tech parquet structure delivers a wood floor that’s ideal for today’s homes.
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their purchases to gain points for the loyalty programme.
In addition, Bostik has a technical services department that offers advice and specifications, as well as on-site support, for specific flooring projects. As part of this technical offering, experts will be available throughout the three days to discuss the company’s flexible, modular training programme, which is available at either Bostik’s state-of-the-art training facility in Stafford or the customers’ premises, and is suitable for flooring professionals of all skill levels.
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