BEAULIEU FLOORING SOLUTIONS LAYS OUT BIG PLANS FOR
DIAMOND JUBILEE Beaulieu Flooring Solutions is hitting the road for an exciting year of customer- and employee-focused celebrations to mark 60 years since the founding of the Beaulieu Company.
To kick off festivities, Beaulieu Flooring Solutions will exhibit at tradeshows spread across Europe, USA and Asia during the first quarter of 2019. From an early start in January at BAU 2019 in Germany, the marketing and technical experts will go straight on to Las Vegas for Surfaces, followed by Domotex USA and Domotex Asia
ENVIRONMENTAL MILESTONE FOR FORBO
FLOORING SYSTEMS Forbo Flooring Systems has quantified the environmental impact of its 2.5mm Marmoleum, with an independent Environmental Product Declaration that confirms that it is manufactured as a carbon neutral floorcovering.
Mark Bauer, Environmental Specialist at Forbo Flooring Systems commented: “We now all need to make more conscious decisions when it comes to specifying building and interiors materials; and manufacturers too must now make a commitment to do as much
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in February and March respectively. Sales teams will be on-the-ground at additional industry events throughout the year for face-to-face meetings with customers, including Domotex 2019.
Further plans include new product introductions to support the flooring industry in embracing segment and consumer trends. There will also be an emphasis on enhancing personal contact with customers.
James Neuling, Vice President, Beaulieu Flooring Solutions, explains: “Building strong relationships has always been at the heart of B.I.G. and our division, and to reflect this we’ve deliberately chosen events and activities that are more intimate for the diamond anniversary year. We’ve
as possible to help their customers make responsible choices.
“As a carbon neutral product, in the product stage of its life cycle, Marmoleum 2.5mm offers specifiers and contractors a unique opportunity to minimise the embodied carbon of the building. Put simply, using Marmoleum 2.5mm on a 10,000m² project, for example, could typically equate to a 66,200kg/CO2 saving, when compared to a PVC vinyl floor.”
The independent Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) documents the life cycle process of Marmoleum and shows that the CO2 produced in the extraction, transportation and manufacturing
set a goal of achieving at least 60 extraordinary moments to get closer to customers. This includes tradeshows, personalised events, roadshows, hosting product workshops, supporting dealer events, and plenty of social media interaction. We’re looking forward to being true to the name of our founding company and making a BIG impression.”
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Customers of Beaulieu Flooring Solutions will receive updates on the diamond anniversary activities rolling out in their region from their sales contacts. Keep up with events via the B.I.G. social media channels – Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, and Twitter.
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process of 2.5mm Marmoleum is balanced out by the removal of CO2 through the growing of its natural ingredients such as flax, jute and rosin tapped from pine trees.
The results of the EPD reinforces the many accolades Marmoleum already holds, such as Nature Plus, Blue Angel and the Nordic Swan for its sustainable character, as it is made from up to 98% natural raw materials (including linseed oil, rosin, wood flour, jute and limestone) making it one of the most sustainable floorcoverings available on the market.
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