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MASTER INSTALLER CLOTHING LINE


EXPANDED The prestigious Master Installer badge can now be worn on clothing right throughout the year, as the Academy for Excellence in Flooring expands the clothing line exclusively available to Master Installers.


Made using hardwearing fabrics to withstand the day-to-day demands of being on site, the Master Installer clothing line now includes everything needed for year-round installations of wood, laminate and LVT flooring.


Each item of clothing proudly displays the Master Installer badge, with many floor fitters also choosing to add their own logo. The new clothing line is already being snapped up by Master Installers keen to display their


membership of the Master Installer programme and includes the following items; waterproof and windproof black jacket, hooded sweatshirt, polo shirt, bodywarmer and beanie hat.


Orla Kerr, Marketing Manager, Academy for Excellence in Flooring said: “Our Master Installer clothing is great for demonstrating that you are one of the industry’s best qualified installers. We’ve ensured the fabrics used are durable enough to withstand daily use on-site and that the cut works for installers’ active lives, Master Installer wear is a great way to smarten-up onsite and subtly show-off your expertise to potential customers.”


Available in sizes from S to XXXL, the clothing can be ordered only by Master Installers through the Academy for Excellence in Flooring.


www.quick-step-academy.co.uk


ARDEX A 29 however can be mixed to a true 1:7 ratio, and provides a screed base that’s both economical and strong. It can be tested with and pass a BRE Screed Test after just 24 hours, as opposed to the minimum two-week requirement for traditional sand/ cement screeds. It can also be walked on in just eight hours and allows ceramic tiles to be installed in as little as 24 hours and all other flooring types, after just seven days.


When compared to traditional screeds that require seven days before trafficking and potentially months of drying before installing floorcoverings, ARDEX A 29 fast tracks the screeding process and significantly minimises project downtime.


RELIABLE RAPID DRYING WITH ARDEX A 29


SCREED CEMENT ARDEX has launched a new addition to its well-established range of high-performance screed cements. Developed with the help of professional screeders, ARDEX A 29 Rapid Drying Cement for Internal and External Screeds has been designed to perform in real UK site conditions, and to provide


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a reliable, yet cost-effective, solution for contractors and their clients.


With traditional sand/cement screeds, drying times often extend beyond the recommended period, particularly in cooler conditions. This has the effect of delaying the installation of the floorcovering and potentially the entire project. Additionally, some economical mix ratios that incorporate more sand may result in low strength screeds that can ultimately lead to failures.


Despite its quick drying capabilities, ARDEX A 29 is ideal for pumped applications with an extended working time of 90 minutes to allow contractors to lay in larger batches with confidence and also reduce wastage associate with screeds that have a shorter working time.


Overall, ARDEX A 29 offers unique application benefits to professional screeding contractors, combining excellent workability with outstanding speed and performance.


www.ardex.co.uk


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