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FIND A WAY TO BETTER FLOORING WITH BEAUFLOR AT HOUSING 2026
Exhibiting at Manchester’s Housing 2026, Beauflor will show that its sheet vinyl flooring is a cost-effective solution in social and homes. Offering style, comfort and an easy-to-look-after floor for tenants, while giving providers a solution that’s simple to install, multi-width and long- lasting in all areas; Beauflor sheet vinyl performs faultlessly.
With landlords increasingly looking to how they can improve the quality of their housing outside of regulatory compliance, Beauflor’s sheet vinyl flooring provides a solution to improving living standards in living spaces, bedrooms and hallways through a safe, hygienic and comfortable floor. By specifying Beauflor throughout housing and not just in kitchens and bathrooms, providers can make a positive difference to the wellbeing of tenants.
Through easy fitting and multi-widths, Beauflor’s sheet vinyl offers fast and cost- effective installation in all rooms, while the durable, water-resistant finish ensures that floors are easy to maintain and long-lasting. With options providing extra slip-resistance, improved acoustics and better hygiene; landlords and providers can find a solution
F. BALL AT CRUISE SHIPS INTERIORS EXPO MIAMI
F. Ball will exhibit its marine-certified range of flooring adhesives and subfloor preparation products at the Cruise Ships Interiors Expo America, in Miami.
Marine Equipment Directive (MED) certified and tested in accordance with International Maritime Organization (IMO) standards, products in F. Ball’s marine range are suitable for use across a wide range of marine applications and are used to install floorcoverings in some of the most prestigious cruise ships in the world.
These include products for ensuring a long-lasting flooring finish when subject to the kinds of environments found on board cruise ships, such as its Styccobond F73 PLUS one-part adhesive for internal and external heavy-duty applications. This can be used to install a wide range of textile and resilient floorcoverings, including rubber, vinyl, linoleum, and synthetic grass – in indoor and outdoor areas with high levels of foot traffic and surface water onboard passenger ships.
Also in the F. Ball marine range are smoothing compounds with a range of specialist features for creating a perfectly smooth surface for floorcoverings.
Commenting on the company’s presence at CSIE America, F. Ball head of sales for EMEAA, Jack Sant, said: “Building on the success of past Cruise Ship Interiors Expos, we are excited to return to Miami this year. As we increasingly connect with flooring professionals globally, we are introducing more products to our
marine range, ensuring we continue to meet the evolving needs of flooring installations on board the world’s most luxurious vessels. We look forward to welcoming you to our booth.”
The Cruise Ships Interiors Expo America will take place from 9–10 June at the Miami Beach Convention Center, Florida. F. Ball will be located at Booth 1228.
www.f-ball.com
that works for their specific requirements. And with every floor offering home-like designs, underfoot comfort and warmth; tenants are given an attractive, welcoming floor that helps to create a sense of home.
Chris Roberts, regional sales manager UK & Ireland, said: “We’re looking forward to welcoming visitors to the Beauflor stand throughout Housing 2026 to demonstrate how our sheet vinyl floors are affordable
for providers and can raise the quality of housing for tenants. The show will be a fantastic opportunity for social housing landlords and providers to also understand how our high-quality Belgian-made flooring also offers a more sustainable option too.”
See Beauflor at Housing 2026, Manchester Central, 23-25 June.
www.beauflor.com
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