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COVER STORY
VINYL REVOLUTION To satisfy the increasing demand for LVT, Polyflor has
updated its Expona ranges, providing even more opportunities to create outstanding flooring designs.
REGULARS 16
MAKEOVER OF THE MONTH HAPPY DAYS
This month’s top installation features Polyflor vinyl tiles, which have helped to add a retro edge to an American-style diner.
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PRODUCTS AND SERVICES The latest products and services from across
the industry.
10 QUESTIONS WITH… Matt Farmer, Flooring Sales Director at CCF, reveals
why he’d invent an intelligent email filter and his interesting choices of dream dinner party guests.
SHOPPING CENTRES & RETAIL OUTLETS
ONE OF A KIND Tarkett considers how best to design unique flooring
schemes in retail environments.
A MAN’S WORLD Karndean Designflooring has created a striking floor
design for Ireland’s largest men’s brand, Best Menswear.
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WOOD & LAMINATE
A FLAVOUR OF JAPAN When designer Carsten Kraemer was searching for a
material to complement a traditional Japanese tea house, which adheres to the principles of feng Shui, he turned to Kebony.
MODERN RENAISSANCE Parquet flooring from Atkinson & Kirby has helped to
add character and style to the reception area of the Abode Hotel in Manchester city centre.
ADHESIVES
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04 | CONTENTS
WATERTIGHT TILING David Wilson, UK Technical Services Manager at BAL,
oulines how to select adhesive and grout for successful tiling installations in wet areas.
DIAMOND IN THE ROUGH What are the best methods for the removal of
adhesives and sealants? Paul Igo, Technical Director at The Preparation Group, discusses.
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