WHAT’S NEW
TAKE VINYL TO THE MAX WITH LEOLINE
New from LeoLine, Comfytex Deluxe Max is a textile-backed cushion vinyl floor in a range of 16 stylish and trending wood and stone designs. With small and large herringbone, large and medium planks and smart tile designs; Comfytex Deluxe Max is certainly for those that take their quest for the right interior style seriously.
Yet the range has more tricks up its sleeve than just being a stylish addition to the home. Its textile back adds comfort and means that Comfytex Deluxe Max can be installed on top of existing floors without glue: simple and clean loose lay installation for an instant transformation. Even better, this textile back features 100 recycled plastic bottles in every room and 10 of these come from Social Plastic. Social Plastic from Plastic Bank is collected at land and beach for an ethically sourced recycled material that drives environmental, social and economic impact.
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Sales and marketing director Stuart Reeves, said: “Comfytex Deluxe Max is a great choice for any home that wants a floor ready for a busy life. If your customers are also concerned about how
Comfytex Deluxe Max is one of two new collections making their way to LeoLine stands across the country. It Is joined by Technique, another textile backed range that’s available in trending designs like terrazzo and concrete.
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their new cushion vinyl floor is made, it’s recycled plastic backing is certainly something to talk about, particularly with the inclusion of Social Plastic. Since it began in 2013, Plastic collectors have stopped the equivalent of over 58m bottles from entering the ocean – we’re pleased to be a part of that incredible effort.”
Not only is Comfytex Deluxe Max great to look at and simple to install, but it’s also packed with performance. There’s Superguard for better protection from scratches and stains, enhanced slip resistance for bathrooms and kitchens and great impact sound reduction for a quieter home. All these features come in a floor that offers homeowners a long life and a 15-year warranty. What’s more, the floor is designed and made in Belgium for the best in quality.
DESIGNER CONTRACTS LAUNCHES PART ONE OF NEW SUMMER PORTFOLIO
UK flooring contractor Designer Contracts has released the first of a two-part launch of new and revitalised products for Spring/Summer 2025.
Wave one features an all-new domestic vinyl collection and three additions to its extensive carpet portfolio. The ranges combine to offer further environmental credentials and a host of fashionable new colours.
Commercial director Louise Walters said: “Our teams have worked hard over the past few months to develop a raft of new and updated products that reflect both our customers’ need for value and consistency of supply – and the end users evolving expectation of sustainable benefits and fashionable options.”
Habitex is a brand new, value-led domestic felt-backed vinyl range that includes a choice of 13 colourways in wood, herringbone, stone and tile designs to provide a natural look and feel. Available in two, three and four metre widths, Habitex is also a great choice where volume and speed of supply are key.
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Carefree-Eco further extends the range of sustainable carpets options in the Designer Contracts portfolio of ‘green fern’ flagged flooring. Made from 100% recycled polypropylene, this hard- wearing two-ply twist is bleach cleanable and available in 10 modern colours.
And it’s those all-important warmer colour tones that are at the heart of the refreshed Solar Vol 2 and Primo Plus Vol 3 launches.
With a completely updated colour bank, the 100% polypropylene Solar range is an affordable stain resistant carpet in eight new shades. It comes in four and five metre widths and is suitable for use with underfloor heating.
Ever popular Primo Plus has also had a makeover, featuring eight contemporary hues. The two-ply tufted cut pile has long been a winner in new build family homes thanks to its 100% stain free polypropylene, easy-care credentials.
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