COVER STORY 14 13


RELY ON THE RAG FOR THE RIGHT


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DON’T BE FLOORED BY UFH


ADHESIVE SELECTION The latest edition of F. Ball’s industry- acclaimed Recommended Adhesives Guide (RAG) is now available and includes more adhesive recommendations than ever before.


REGULARS


THE VIEW FROM FeRFA We shine the spotlight on


FeRFA’s 50th anniversary awards which once again recognised excellence in resin flooring industry.


Wunda Group dispels some commonly held misconceptions about underfloor heating.


BESPOKE INSTALLATIONS 18


A SIGNATURE CHOICE Louisa Eyles, commercial


marketing manager at Amtico, explains how to achieve unique designs with LVT by combining products and laying patterns.


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EYES DOWN A bespoke installation of Altro


Ensemble LVT is striking a chic note at a brand-new bingo club.


EDUCATION


THE ART OF FLOORING When contractors were tasked


with renovating the floor of a university art department, they turned to Bostik.


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PRODUCTS AND SERVICES


The latest launches and updates from across the industry.


10 QUESTIONS WITH… In each issue we put our TCF


10 Questions to a flooring professional. This month we chatted to Duncan Owen, divisional manager, Oscrete Performance Additives.


FEATURES


CAST YOUR VOTE! THE TCF Awards 2020 have


been published and it’s time to reveal this year's top 50 products and services.


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AGAINST THE CLOCK F. Ball advises on fast-track


products to bring classrooms back into use as quickly as possible.


ADHESIVES & SEALANTS


POURS FOR THOUGHT Pourable tile adhesives provide a


host of benefits to fixers and contractors on large projects, BAL explains.


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