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COVER STORY
THE EASY WAY TO CREATE THE PERFECT BASE FOR YOUR DESIGNER FLOOR
F. Ball and Co. Ltd. introduce Stopgap 300 HD – floor levelling technology at its very best.
REGULARS 14
SPOTLIGHT FROM THE RED CARPET TO SELLING CARPET
TRF editor, Georgie Whitworth chats to Hollywood hardman Vinnie Jones and his business partner Danny Deacon about their flooring venture, DeaconJones.
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SPORTS & RECREATION
SHOOT FOR THE STARS We take a look at how Gerflor’s takeover of American
company Connor Sport Court International means their sports floors have a huge global reach and have even been used in the Olympics.
RISE OF THE MACHINES Diversey Care discusses the benefits of robotic
cleaning in sports facilities. SCREEDS, RESINS & COATINGS
HISTORY AT THE GROUND LEVEL Flowcrete has helped to create unique flooring that
brings history to life at Poland’s Second World War Museum.
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SMOOTH OPERATOR Technical knowhow from Sika to ensure that your self-
levelling project runs as smoothly as the finished floor. MARBLE, STONE AND TERRAZZO
SEAMLESS CLASS Diespeker stepped up to the challenge of creating
terrazzo with glass insets as part of an award-winning design brief at a London restaurant.
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MARBLE-OUS MEDICINE Granite Marble and Limestone Ltd. has provided
diamond pattern flooring and wheelchair accessible entrance for a prestigious Harley Street refurbishment.
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MAKEOVER OF THE MONTH UNDERSTATED ELEGANCE
Wilton Carpets has provided a bespoke Georgian-inspired axminster to an elegant Cheshire wedding venue.
PRODUCTS AND SERVICES The latest products and services from across
the industry.
10 QUESTIONS WITH… Kris Robertson, National Business Development for
TASKI, Tools & Robotics, Diversey Care tells us how he went from professional football to floorcare.
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