NEWS
COLOUR UPDATES FOR SILVERTEX
fitting, the floor has been updated with a new design palette of authentic wood and stone designs.
Offering a collection of 13 new colourways for 2025, Silvertex is ready for today’s home interiors with a range of natural effects – whitewashed, select and rustic oaks, limestone and poured concrete all make an appearance in the range’s refreshed palette. Designs come with a Natural Look textured surface for a more realistic appearance.
Whatever design is chosen, all rooms benefit from a floor that’s comfortable underfoot, water-resistant, simple to maintain, durable and slip resistant (R10). Featuring Beauflor’s Premium Coating that fights off stains and marks and makes the floor easy to clean with just water, Silvertex is a breeze to look after. What’s more, its 0.3mm wear layer has been tested to be suitable for heavy domestic use, so you can be confident it will provide a lasting floor finish.
With fast and easy installation over old floors thanks to Silver Tex Back, Beauflor’s Silvertex is a competitively priced semi-loose lay cushion vinyl floor that can refresh private and social homes in an instant. A popular option for homeowners and landlords alike, because of its excellent price to quality ratio and simple
FOR THAT ‘JUST WASHED LOOK’
ECOPROTEC has launched its new Porcelain Paving Enhancer – a water-based treatment for exterior and interior porcelain tiles and pavers. As well as giving tiles a ‘just washed look’, the new self-shine enhancer also provides practical benefits, being highly resistant to foot traffic, general wear and stains, and also promoting easier maintenance. The new eco-friendly treatment also provides UV-resistance and, whilst glossy in nature, causes minimal change to a tile’s slip resistance properties.
On clean, dry and residue-free surfaces, ECOPROTEC Porcelain Paving Enhancer is applied with a foam roller, sealant applicator pad or paint brush until an even, thin film is created. The treatment should be left to dry for one hour. For a more enhanced appearance, further coats can be applied at rights angles – and with an hour’s drying time between each application – to a maximum of four coats. The treatment can also be used on existing tiles and pavers which should first be cleaned with ECOPROTEC Intensive Cleaner and then rinsed and left to dry for 24 hours before application.
Being water-based, the enhancer can be applied over residual moisture and is safe to use in unventilated spaces. It is also breathable, so will not trap moisture within the tile or substrate. To maintain the glossy aesthetic, tiles and pavers can be renovated by stripping the original coating using ECOPROTEC Joint Residue Remover and reapplying every 2-3 years. Surfaces should be routinely swept and regularly mopped using ECOPROTEC General Cleaner.
ECOPROTEC Porcelain Paving Enhancer is available in one- litre and five-litre units and has an approximate coverage of
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Chris Roberts, regional sales director, Beauflor, said: “Silvertex delivers an excellent price/quality ratio that makes it a really attractive proposition in most homes and particularly for landlords looking to refresh floors between tenancies. Its glue- free fitting on top of old floors like timber and tiles means that Silvertex significantly reduces the cost and time of installation. We’ve introduced new designs and colours that work well with lots of interior styles, so whether it’s a blank canvas refurb or an inspired makeover, you’re likely to find a complementing look in one of its 16 designs.”
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30-40m² per litre, per coat, depending on the tile texture. To find out more, please visit the website below or contact the ECOPROTEC Technical Team on 01823 662722 or email
technical@ecoprotec.co.uk.
www.ecoprotec.co.uk
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