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AMTICO COLOUR ANCHOR MAKES
A SPLASH Amtico has launched Colour Anchor – a stunning new palette of carpet tiles that provides designers and specifiers with a wider range of possibilities for commercial interiors.
Consisting of 15 different shades, from neutrals to brights, the versatile tiles are the perfect accompaniment to Amtico’s existing carpet collection, while offering more playful and adventurous design possibilities.
By introducing new bold single colours, such as Poppy, Meadow or Abuzz, designers can add contrasting accents to a scheme, or alternatively blend stronger shades with neutral tones to deliver a visually inspiring space. Furthermore, the use of coloured carpet tiles in extensive commercial environments, such as offices, schools and retail outlets, aids the designation of zones.
THE POWER OF MEGA
ONE FROM BONA A primer and finish in one, Bona Mega ONE is a one-component finish that delivers benefits such as simple, convenient application and less waste. With superior fill and levelling, great build and fast mid-curing, it enables the professional contractor to obtain optimal durability and finish in less time, resulting in more value per working hour.
The latest addition to the Bona family of waterborne floor finishes, Bona Mega ONE is suitable for domestic and commercial areas, such as homes, offices and hotels. Meeting the demands of today and tomorrow in the growing commercial floor market, it is ideal for contract services and maintenance professionals looking for excellent wood floor protection.
Safe and sustainable, the non-yellowing formula of Bona Mega ONE makes it ideal for light wood species or floors with creative effects. Its one- component formula means no mixing, resulting in longer pot life and less
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waste. It also boasts great mid-abrasion for better adhesion and no clogging, as well as superior build and filling power. Thanks to its fast, mid-curing, mid- abrasion can be performed after just one hour, speeding up the contractor’s process, resulting in less downtime for the floor owner and increased jobs and efficiency for the professional.
Patrik Mellnert, Product Manager, Bona AB said: “Reinforcing our continued growth in the contract services and maintenance market, our latest addition to the Bona lacquer range is the ideal professional one-component finish for wood floors.
“We’ve received very positive feedback from the contractors who have already tested the product, such as its great viscosity makes it forgiving and easy to apply, while its fast drying time and fantastic abrasion reduces downtime. This is good news for both the contractor and floor owner. We are confident that Bona Mega ONE will contribute to the continued success of the Bona lacquer range as the perfect work partner for professional contractors seeking quality and simplicity.”
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Colour Anchor tiles have been carefully curated by Amtico to coordinate seamlessly with its existing Carpet and LVT (luxury vinyl tile) collections. The new tiles are supplied in a single square size of 24” x 24”, making them perfect for a ‘Brick’ layout and creative tonal combinations. Or, when laid as a single colourway, the new Colour Anchor carpet tiles can provide a visually seamless flooring over extensive areas, softened by a subtle textured pattern.
The new range benefits from the same performance attributes as Amtico
Carpet, including high resistance to wear, easy maintenance and excellent thermal resistance – perfect for underfloor heating systems. In addition, the new carpet tiles are fade resistant and feature XGUARD stain protection. All tiles are supplied with a 10-year commercial warranty as standard.
Amtico Colour Anchor carpet is also sustainably produced, having received a variety of accreditations including M1 low emissions building material, BREEAM and LEED.
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