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BRINGING THE INDUSTRY BACK


TOGETHER Visitor registration is now live for The Flooring Show, which is running from 19-21 September 2021 at Harrogate Convention Centre.


Event Director Alex Butler said: “It’s incredibly exciting to get registrations off the mark for 2021. After what has been a challenging time all round, we’re really looking forward to bringing the flooring industry back together at our usual home in Harrogate.”


The Flooring Show’s unrivalled exhibitor line-up boasts some of flooring’s biggest brands including Abingdon Flooring, Adam Carpets, Associated Weavers, Ball & Young, Bostik, Cavalier Carpets, Cormar, F.Ball & Co, Furlong Flooring, Interfloor, Kellars, Lano N.V, Lifestyle Floors, Likewise Floors, Millennium Weavers, Penthouse Carpets, Supreme Carpets, Ted Todd, Ulster Carpets and Victoria Carpets.


“As the flooring sector’s only national trade show, it’s important that we have a good cross-section of exhibitors and content that will appeal to retailers, fitters and buyers from all areas on the industry, whether their interest lies in floorcoverings, tools and accessories, underlay or what’s new in flooring”


DIAMOND IS A


FITTER’S BEST FRIEND Diamond Gripper from floorwise has been serving under carpet for almost a decade, providing a vice-like grip that refuses to let go, even on today’s deep pile carpet installations.


Whilst many fitters are still relying on a basic gripper for their installations, a product that is much thinner with significantly less pins and nails, savvy installers are turning to the legendary floorwise Diamond Gripper to do the job in a single, fuss-free pass.


Diamond Gripper’s extra performance comes from 20% more pins than basic gripper and with more nails for extra stability, it’s a combination that doesn’t like to let go easily. The Diamond long pin option has the hold for even the deepest saxony pile and the resulting grip is so


10 | WHAT'S NEW


Alex said. “Alongside our brilliant long-standing exhibitors, we’ve also got some really exciting new brands on board for 2021 so it’s set to be a fantastic show.”


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As well as seeing all the latest products from the leading brands, there are also numerous features around the show, including some exciting new content for 2021. Visitors can experience master fitters at work as dramatic pieces of art are created out of LVT and carpet at the brand-new Floor Art feature. With sustainability and climate change of


good that Diamond Gripper takes power stretched installs in its stride.


Diamond Gripper is available in medium and long pin for either wood or concrete floors, and a dual-purpose version. Using a high-quality 25mm- wide plywood construction, the gripper is available from floorwise stockists across the UK and Ireland.


“Diamond Gripper really is a fitter’s favourite and for good reason,” says Richard Bailey, Managing Director, floorwise. “Like all floorwise products it’s great value and can be relied upon to deliver on its promise time and time again. With the popularity of deep pile carpets and super-thick underlays, the extra grip it provides is well worth paying just a little more for.”


www.floorwise.co.uk


rising importance, a dedicated feature will be shining a spotlight on how the flooring industry can really make a difference. Fitters will once again be able to pick up new floor laying techniques and learn how to work with the latest products as the Demo Zones return, run by FITA and supported by the CFA and NICF.


Entry to The Flooring Show is free for industry professionals, you can register for your free ticket here.


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