ACT BEFORE YOU SCRATCH It’s the finishing touch that saves your flooring, your money and your back.


It keeps your flooring looking great year after year. Stroolmount uncovers the hidden secret to keeping your floor flawless.


YOU CAN’T SEE IT. BUT IT


PROTECTS YOU. COVID-19 lockdowns, furloughs, social isolation and working from home have created a catalyst for home makeovers with new and refurbished flooring. However, renovation projects can spell disaster for floorcoverings.


FLOORCARE AND MAINTENANCE


IS FRAUGHT WITH DANGER Carpets are deep cleaned, wood floors are refinished: sanded, revarnished, restained and restored. The flooring looks flawless. But when moving the furniture back in, don’t let a little slip ruin everything.


SCRATCH! Disaster. At best it will have to be repaired. At worst, you’ll have to replace the whole floor.


CARPETS CAN ALSO


THREATEN FURNITURE Your furniture can be fatally damaged. Fiendish carpet fibres conspire like thousands of friction anchors, grabbing furniture legs. There’s nothing worse than that pit-of-the-stomach moment when joints fatally lurch to one side.


THE SECRET REVEALED: PROTECTION FOR YOU, YOUR BUSINESS AND


YOUR BACK – FROM JUST 1P You could easily protect your flooring and furniture with Stroolmount’s Protect & Care solutions. Stroolmount is a family-run trade supplier of flooring and furniture protection systems, run by MD Gill Finch.


“Since 2007 our protection products have saved business thousands of pounds in repairs, but cost as little as


1p.” explains Gill. “It’s a no-brainer: when planning a refurbishment, floorcare or floor maintenance project, pop Stroolmount down on your list straightaway to add years to your floor’s lifespan.”


“Our great value solutions save you from angry customers, damage insurance claim and save your profit from being wiped out. They save you the hassle, headache and paperwork of putting it right too. They can also save time: you’ve no delay to getting on with your next job. Finally, they save you paying an excess on an insurance claim or extra premiums next year.”


SOCIAL DISTANCING FOR


FLOORING AND FURNITURE Stroolmounts Protect & Care’s self-adhesive felt is 5mm thick – unlike many others – so it’s better at cushioning the impact of furniture to prevent scratching on floors. It also saves customer’s ears when chairs are scraped back from the table.


Our interchangeable Quickclick glide system makes it easy to swap over protective glides for different flooring types – so switching around rooms is simple.


Stroolmount’s Move it Pads and Furni-glides allow anyone to smoothly move heavy furniture across hard floors. Stroolmount’s Furni-glides for heavyweight recliners mean even these super heavy sofas and chairs can move across hard floors and carpet like magic – making maintenance, floorcare and redecorating a breeze.


From the best Rug Underlay to Radiator Pipe Rosettes, Stroolmount has it all to keep your floor flawless.


Should the worst happen, Stroolmount’s Furniture and Floor Repair Kits match the scratch to restore the showroom good looks to solid woods, laminates, veneers and even vinyl, for a fraction of the cost of French polishing.


VISIT STROOLMOUNT AT CFJ EXPO


VIRTUAL EXHIBITION Stroolmount will be exhibiting at the CFJ Expo, a virtual exhibition on 1 July 2021. See Stroolmount’s products in action, take part in Q&As, plus learn the tricks to gain profitable add-on sales – and expert insights in 1-2-1s. Plus, enter exclusive Expo competitions – a Move-it Challenge to see who in the trade can move the heaviest furniture. In The Stroolmount Expo Prize Draw, you could win a professionally- written article about your company or products.


Stroolmount only sells to the trade, helping floorcare and maintenance firms, refurbishers, interior designers, plus manufacturers, retailers, fitters, contractors and more.


So, act before you scratch. see how Stroolmount’s Protect & Care products can save you.


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