premium, ultra-matt appearance while safeguarding the environment.
In addition, the new resin addresses the strong market demand for ultra- matt coating products that are easier to apply and formulate. In particular, the Decovery SP-2022 XP resin requires no matting agents, no difficult formulations, and offers excellent in-can stability. As such, the new resin will enable significantly easier processing than many of the commercially available alternatives, with up to one-hour time savings in operations. What’s more, floor coatings made with Decovery SP-2022 XP leave no roller marks or lapping, and – unlike traditional matt coating systems - show no polishing effect.
DSM INTRODUCES ULTIMATE SELF-MATTING
BIO-BASED RESIN Royal DSM, a global science-based company in nutrition, health and sustainable living, has launched a new, bio-based self-matting resin, Decovery SP-2022 XP. This will take ultra-matt flooring finishes to new levels in terms of aesthetic and functional performance, ease of application and sustainability. The new resin underlines DSM’s ambition of using science and innovation to develop sustainable
NEW WOODPECKER FLOORING CATALOGUE
OUT NOW The 2019 Woodpecker Flooring catalogue is here, featuring a volley of new products, inspiring images and refreshed design.
As the trend for contemporary parquet flooring continues to thrive, two new chevron designs join the Goodrich collection. In white and natural shades, Cashmere and Manor Oak bolster the choice of unique patterned looks from the range.
Capturing the vogue for reclaimed-style design, Woodpecker’s new distressed herringbone floors recreate the feel of antique timber. Barn and Charred Oak combine interesting shades with a worn surface and tumbled edges for a beautifully authentic look.
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solutions that outperform conventional market alternatives.
Used to create low-gloss finishes on wooden and seamless flooring, Decovery SP-2022 XP resin offers excellent levels of functional performance at a much-reduced environmental impact. Specifically, the resin has 30% bio-based content, can be formulated with low levels of VOCs (less than 250g/l based on 40 CFR 59.406), and is low in odor, while also delivering outstanding chemical resistance and mechanical properties, including scratch resistance. In this way, Decovery SP-2022 XP enables a
Segment Marketing Manager EMEA, DSM Resins & Functional Materials Gerjan van Laar said: “Our new Decovery SP-2022 XP resin is perfectly aligned with our purpose-led, performance- driven strategy in that it is a sustainable, bio-based product that enables excellent performance. This resin represents a new horizon for self-matting flooring finishes, and will deliver benefits throughout the value chain – to coating manufacturers, applicators, facility managers and consumers alike. Together with our partners, we can make the world better with bio-based flooring!”
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collection which was nominated by Tomorrow’s Contract Floors as one of the best product innovations in the flooring marketplace over the past 12 months. Moisture resistant throughout, with a built-in underlay and highly durable surface, the popular Brecon range is updated with two new natural shades. These versatile designs meet ongoing demand for the traditional oak effect in a practical flooring option.
And there are fresh additions to the latest, next-generation laminate
Woodpecker is a family company with a heritage in the timber industry that dates back three generations. The extensive collection features solid wood, engineered, bamboo and laminate floors together with accessories to fit and finish. Designs include natural oaks, modern greys, herringbone and rustic boards, all under 25-year warranty. The range is responsibly sourced, with FSC or PEFC certification.
www.woodpeckerflooring.co.uk
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