A LESSON IN FLOORING FROM ITEC CONTRACT
FLOORS With the continued development of improved learning and accommodation environments playing a key role in maintaining intake and satisfaction within education and higher education facilities, the impact of flooring should be carefully considered. Not just from an aesthetic standpoint, but from a practical one too, sheet vinyl flooring from Itec Contract Floors can provide a solution across a broad range of applications found in education environments.
Primarily, all Itec Contract Floors sheet vinyl delivers a hard-wearing and low- maintenance surface that requires minimum fuss to keep looking good. Equipped with Hyperguard+ PUR technology; all acoustic, safety and decorative floors need no specialist maintenance and resist scuff and marks. This ensures that classrooms, corridors, congregation areas, kitchens, studies and student bedroom flooring can be maintained under normal regimes, making Itec Contract Floors economical in care.
Secondly, Itec Contract Floors delivers exclusive designs, covering home-like wood effects through to architectural
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FLOORWISE The Feel the Difference underlay collection has been warmly received by fitters and retailers alike, who appreciate the luxury, performance and longevity on offer from this new launch by floorwise.
Featuring three constructions, the collection is designed to provide homeowners with a choice of premium-quality Ultra Heavy Density Plus underlays, each offering similar performance levels so that selection comes down to function or preference. The result offers a clear and easy to understand collection driven by luxury underfoot.
“When we set about developing Feel the Difference we had a concept
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for an underlay range that offered exceptional performance,” said Richard Bailey, managing director, floorwise. “We wanted to offer each type in a premium level that would bring excellent recovery and longevity - we were sure that discerning homeowners really needed to Feel the Difference underfoot.”
With 10mm thick PU foam in Elegance, 10mm rubber-sponge
looks like granite and concrete, as well as a broad array of abstract and unicolour looks. Many designs are available across categories, with popular oak looks in acoustic, safety and decorative options making it possible to create a uniform aesthetic regardless of function.
The aesthetic principles of these designs can be enhanced with Itec’s four-metre wide option and proprietary Invisiweld technology. Allowing for fewer and stronger seams that are
almost imperceptible to the eye; this is a combination favoured in a growing number of education and higher education environments.
Mark Wilson, distribution sales manager, Itec Contract Floors said: “At Itec Contract Floors we’ve focused on making sure that our acoustic, safety and decorative ranges can meet the many demands placed upon flooring in education and student accommodation environments.
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in Inspiration and 11mm rubber crumb and felt in Prestige, there is certainly enough choice to keep even the most demanding of homeowners happy. Each underlay can bring luxury and longevity beneath carpet throughout the home, with Elegance a great all- round choice. Inspiration is great for underlay traditionalist, while in homes where heavyweight woven carpets are being installed, Prestige makes perfect sense.
The collection is being fully supported by floorwise and its network of distributors, with innovative marketing retail packs available. Containing store posters and window stickers, carpet sample stickers, countertop leaflet dispenser, leaflets and a high-quality vehicle sticker, the pack makes it easy to market the collection in-store.
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