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FIRST FORWARD With 27 colours including classy neutrals, calming nature-inspired palettes and bold shades, First Forward proves that when it comes to great design, nothing has more impact than colour.


The latest carpet tile to launch from modulyss, First Forward is the start of a new generation of value-orientated products in the First collection. Based around a new construction that delivers better wear performance through a new in-house yarn, modulyss took its evergreen ‘First’ to a whole new level.


Jamie Beighton, sales director UK, modulyss said: “Products in the First collection have been a staple of our portfolio and are trusted by designers when there’s a need to deliver


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FLOORWISE With unrivalled depth from its collection of recycled PU carpet underlays available at distributors throughout the UK and Ireland, floorwise is the name to trust when it comes to finding the right underlay for the job at hand.


Whether your customers are after comfort on a budget or lasting luxury, there’s a floorwise PU underlay to match. Starting off with the super value of Medium Density Plus (MD+), homes can enjoy a range of thickness (7-12mm) to suit budget and comfort, safe in the knowledge that their UK-made underlay conforms to British Standards.


Then for those after a little more from their underlay, trading up to High Density Plus (HD+) brings better durability and a step-up to Luxury Use. Starting at 8mm thick with Prima and rising to the amazing comfort of 10mm thick Panache, there’s plenty of scope to find just the right underlay for the job.


With Enhanced High Density Plus (EHD+) underlays customers can gain a boost


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style on a budget. We’re bringing the series bang up to date with a revamped design and colourways in a construction that delivers even better performance. First Forward is ready to deliver commercial projects an impactful carpet designed to cope with intensive traffic.”


By using in-house yarn, modulyss takes complete control of the production cycle for its new First collection, bringing exclusive colours for unique designs, better efficiency and quality for a carpet tile that raises the benchmark in value- driven fit-out products. Equipped with back2back, the proven recycled content backing, First Forward is ready to tackle workplaces and other commercial spaces.


First Forward will be joined by four other new generation carpet


in performance, making underlays such as Traffic (9mm) or Maxi (11mm) ideal for long-lasting comfort and recovery in busy family homes. The floorwise range continues to deliver through Super High Density Plus (SHD+) underlays in thicknesses of 9mm or 11mm, ready for creating the ultimate underfoot luxury in homes.


There’s even an option for double-stick projects, with the Ultra High Density Plus (UHD+) Tread (9mm) and Lift (7mm). Made for commercial environments, these recycled PU underlays give nothing away in long-term recovery and durability.


Richard Bailey, managing director, floorwise said: “Our recycled PU underlay collection covers every need, with a variety of densities and thicknesses for increasingly better comfort and durability, with the added benefit of increasingly better sound reduction and heat retention. So, whether installing


tile ranges, all set to be launched throughout the first half of 2020. The new ranges will share a compatible palette of colours to allow designers to create powerful layouts.


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a luxury velvet in a master bedroom or carpeting stairs in a busy family home, retailers and installers can turn to floorwise and know there’s a solution. Combined with the reassurance of a UK-made product that passes British Standards, it’s a compelling story that’s seen us record a strong rise in PU underlay sales.”


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