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NEW CARPET DESIGN OPTIONS WITH LAFITE


CONNECT SPACE To complement Gradus’ expanding, high-performance contractor carpet products and to provide a versatile offering, Gradus has extended its Lafite Connect Space range to include a plank option as well as two new colours.


Carpet planks have become increasingly popular amongst specifiers and contractors and the new plank variants of Lafite Connect Space can be used as a feature design to enhance and customise interiors.


Featuring an attractive linear design, Lafite Connect Space is perfect for large areas in commercial office and education environments.


Karen Burman, Product Manager for Gradus, said: “Transitional zoning has become popular in recent years and can be created by installing planks or tiles of different colour tones to form a subtle shift from light to dark flooring. With the new Lafite Connect Space options, specifiers can combine grey base tones for a gradual transition and


add a vibrant accent colour for a unique statement with the new colour options.


“Alternatively, to create feature areas, Lafite Connect Space allows specifiers to experiment with colour contrast and bold installation patterns to create a feature area or an exciting statement design.”


The two new colour additions, warm natural and an olive grey, cater to the growing appetite for organic colours in commercial environments to create


features or zones such as breakout areas, seating areas and walkways.


The high-performance contractor carpet forms part of the Lafite Connect family and will work in conjunction with other designs within the range for a coordinated floor scheme. Specifiers and contractors can combine formats and choose from a range of installation methods such as herringbone, half drop and brick bond.


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using a suction lifter to allow for maintenance and repair to the concealed services.


In comparison to conventional fit methods, Havwoods Magna is up to 90% faster to install making it ideal for large-scale office and retail environments where a quick turnaround is essential. The magnetic system is offered across the majority of Havwoods’ extensive wood floor finishes, creating flexible floorcoverings that cater to both aesthetic and practical specifications.


MAGNA FROM HAVWOODS – THE MAGNETIC FIT


FLOORING SYSTEM International wood flooring brand Havwoods has launched its innovative Magna collection. A new offering for the specifier and contract markets, the magnetic fit flooring system offers


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a versatile solution for installation in multi-purpose commercial premises, providing accessibility to underfloor services that cannot otherwise be installed in wall cavities.


Magna’s magnetised and foam- sealed wood boards provide a secure connection to the supporting structural pedestals, which can be conveniently disconnected


The brand is also proud to offer a Lifetime Guarantee on Magna’s magnetic components to provide durability and a cost-effective solution for commercial installations.


Established in 1975, Havwoods’ commitment to quality, expertise and service has cemented its reputation as a leading wood flooring company, supplying architects, specifiers and individuals around the world with its superior-quality floorcoverings.


www.havwoods.co.uk www.tomorrowscontractfloors.com


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