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CIRCULAR ECONOMY modulyss has introduced a new RIBA accredited CPD seminar, ‘The Circular Economy’, which explores what circularity means, how it is likely to evolve and how soft floorcoverings can contribute to it.


The seminar takes a deep dive into circularity and how it can help us to reduce our impact on the environment to protect our planet for future generations through sustainable specifications. Cutting through the hype of product sustainability claims and identifying what they mean, it promises revealing and informative insight into sustainability within commercial interiors and floorcoverings.


Jose Hamp, sales director, modulyss, commented: “There’s a lot of talk around the circular economy but with many different approaches too, it’s important for us to facilitate creating specifications that take steps in the right direction.


FULL FLEXIBILITY floorwise has evolved its Nosings & PVC Skirting collection with an expanded colour choice and new range of curvable PVC floor trims ready to meet the exacting demands of commercial specifications.


Originally offering just seven neutral colours for its range of curvable PVC floor trims, floorwise has responded to the requirements of installers and contractors with an expanded range of 22 colours. The new colours introduce bright, vibrant shades that enable designers to create clearer zones in internal spaces.


The range of available profiles has also been expanded from two to four trim profiles and two to six base tracks, providing more flexibility in transitioning from one area to another. These, along with the 15 new colours, make the range significantly more suitable for commercial specifications, by giving interior designers the ability to manage more transitions


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Through the facts presented in our Circular Economy CPD we’re bringing clarity to this process and making it easy to implement meaningful changes to specifications that reduce our impact on the environment.”


Since its foundation in 2010, modulyss has combined creativity, functionality and sustainability in all of its carpet tile


and effectively delineate areas using corporate colours, or to match flooring more closely.


Andrew Gill, group product manager, floorwise, said: “We are constantly looking for ways to develop our products to ensure they bring installers and contractors the best in quality and value in line with our statement that ‘fantastic floors start with floorwise’. The expansion of the number of available colours and profile options for our new trim profiles are examples of this in action. Through these improvements, we’re adding flexibility and making the whole floorwise Nosings & PVC Skirting collection more suitable for commercial specifications.”


These new additions to the floorwise Nosings & PVC Skirting collection continue the company’s commitment to the commercial specification market through reliable and trusted solutions. The range is available from floorwise distributors across the UK and Ireland.


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collections. The result is a collection of modular flooring that matches the distinctive character of a space, while providing commercial interiors with innovative, sustainable floors. This includes 28 Cradle to Cradle Certified Gold carpet tiles, which are all CO2 neutral through the CO2RE initiative.


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