THE FLOORING SHOW 2022 SET TO BE A
BUMPER YEAR The Flooring Show 2022 will be returning to the Harrogate Convention Centre from 18-20 September for what is set to be a bumper edition for its 60th anniversary.
As the UK’s largest event dedicated to the flooring industry, the show is an annual highlight for thousands of retailers, contractors, distributors, fitters, interior designers and developers as they come together under one roof for three days of business and networking.
Event Director Alex Butler said: “Sixty years is a huge milestone, and we are incredibly excited to be able to celebrate it with visitors and exhibitors from across the industry. The Flooring Show has always been an important date within the calendar however this year’s event will be a true celebration of not only the shows that have come and gone, but most importantly the people that have made it the landmark event it is today.”
ABINGDON FLOORING EXPANDS
THE STAINFREE FAMILY Leading the way in carpets designed for the modern home, Abingdon Flooring has announced the launch of two brand-new ranges to join its Stainfree carpet family.
Finesse and Caress offer a 1/10th gauge quality in a well-rounded spectrum of shared colourways, from subtle beiges to cool greys and bold brights. The palette provides versatility and the perfect colour to all sorts of interior styles and predicted colour trends.
Finesse has been designed to add effortless style in the blink of an eye. This twist carpet is tight in pile, making it perfect for high-traffic areas. Designed to be practical and hardwearing, Abingdon Flooring has combined strength and beauty to create a stunning soft-touch carpet. Finesse brings a sense of soft elegance but is tough enough to cope with the rigours of daily life.
Caresse is the big sister to Finesse. With all the stylish attributes of her sibling, Caresse adds a touch of luxury
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This year’s show is already guaranteed to be bigger than ever. Not only are the organisers opening a new entrance at Springfield House to cope with visitor influx, they have also sold the majority of the stand space available. More stands have already been sold than the total amount at last year’s event, and with four months still to go until doors
through a heavier weight and higher pile height. Caresse allows homeowners to easily combine style and luxury with all the features and benefits of a hardwearing durable carpet.
Both Caresse and Finesse enable retailers to give their customers carpets that fit the wear and comfort needs of different rooms, while providing coherence in style and colour. Each collection is supported by Abingdon Flooring's 10-year wear warranty and the famous Stainfree lifetime stain warranty.
"Abingdon Flooring continues to satisfy consumer demands by introducing thoughtful and industry-leading carpets that not only provide the aesthetics, but deliver on practicality and respond to the dynamics of modern living," said Charlotte Coop, head of marketing, Abingdon Flooring.
open, visitors truly are in for a treat with more exhibitors than ever before.
Stand spaces are likely to sell out soon so interested participants should get in touch as soon as possible to secure their involvement. Suppliers can discuss stand and sponsorship opportunities by contacting
suzy@theflooringshow.com.
www.theflooringshow.com
"The addition of Caress and Finesse to the Stainfree family signifies a considerable investment in introducing carpets that stockists and retailers can confidently offer to an ever-demanding consumer and reaffirms our position as one of the leading UK carpet manufacturers."
Both Stainfree Caress and Stainfree Finesse were previewed at the recent BGNFS event, where retailers and visitors were able to witness the opportunities that both collections offer for 2022 and beyond.
www.abingdonflooring.co.uk
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