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REFRESHED STAINFREE TWIST LANDS IN STORES
Abingdon Flooring has recently updated one of its most affordable Stainfree carpets with a new palette of colours that makes it ready for the latest home interior looks. One of the most affordable styles in the Stainfree family, Stainfree Twist is a favourite for retailers when it comes to giving their customers a great value twist pile carpet for family life. Now, with colours ranging from pale neutrals and greys to earthy and rich tones, Stainfree Twist has the ideal shade for any home.
Charlotte Coop, head of marketing, said: “We’re excited to see the updated Stainfree Twist in stores around the UK. It’s always been a winning choice for customers that are looking for a value option that’s also capable of meeting their expectations of comfort and cleanability and these refreshed colours make sure it will win over new fans that are putting affordability at the top of their shopping list.”
Stainfree Twist is wonderfully easy to look after, with common household spills leaving no marks if the recommended cleaning instructions are followed. It’s also resilient because of its 1/10th gauge twist pile, so customers can choose Stainfree Twist for living areas, hallways, stairs and landings. Fitters will be also be pleased to learn that the carpet also features Abingdon Flooring’s fleece backing for better flexibility, stability and less chance of marking skirting boards. As a plus, the backing also adds some comfort for customers.
FAST SUPPLY, FAST FIT
install, these solutions are ideal for commercial refurbishments within the education, private rental or healthcare sectors.
With time of the essence for flooring contractors, Forbo’s Modul’up vinyl collection delivers reliable adhesive free installation. Allowing contractors to save up to 50% on installation time and a competitive 30% on costs, Modul’up is locally stocked in the UK to support tight deadlines and fast delivery. Additionally, without the need for adhesives, Modul’up can contribute to more sustainable, circular projects, with the flooring able to be easily removed and reused or recycled at its end of life.
All of this makes the collection ideal for clients with tight deadlines and budgets, who don’t want the disruption and cost of extensive subfloor prep or pulling up the existing floor, and who are looking for more sustainable solutions.
Donna Hannaway, head of marketing UK and Ireland for Forbo Flooring Systems, said: “With this latest update, we wanted to offer contractors a more streamlined product collection, which they can then take to their customers. The Modul’up range joins Eternal Fast Fit and Surestep Fast Fit in our new ‘Fast Supply & Fast Fit’ portfolio, offering adhesive-free solutions across an entire project. Able to be fitted over most existing flooring and walked-on immediately after installation, Modul’up is backed by years of innovation, with proven performance across thousands of projects and over one million m² installed per year.
Forbo Flooring Systems has refreshed its established adhesive- free Modul’up and Sarlon sheet vinyl collections, with a range of new modern designs and colourways utilising Forbo’s innovative digital printing capabilities. Available locally and quick and easy to
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“We offer Modul’up in two constructions: a 19dB impact sound reduction version, perfect for refurbishments within the private rental or healthcare sector where acoustic performance is a key consideration, and the Compact range, offering enhanced durability and resilience for heavily trafficked areas or where rolling loads are found – such as in hospitals or schools.”
www.forbo-flooring.co.uk/fastfit www.tomorrowscontractfloors.co.uk
Made in Britain, Stainfree Twist is available in 2.5m, 4m and 4m widths so customers can benefit from the ideal width and cut down on wasted carpet. Stainfree Twist is equipped with a 10-year wear warranty for peace of mind.
www.abingdonflooring.co.uk
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