CONTENTS


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COVER STORY 16.


OUTDOOR INSTALLATIONS


FLOORING THE FUTURE WITH EGGER Brand-new for 2025, the EGGER Flooring Collection 25+ is functional, design focused and suitable for multiple applications.


REGULARS


06. WHAT'S NEW The latest news, product launches and updates from across the flooring industry.


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TIP OF THE MONTH: TOUGH STUFF Chris McQuade, technical service officer at F. Ball and Co. Ltd., explains when you need to use a heavy-duty smoothing compound and why.


RESILIENT FLOORING 24.


STRONG SAVINGS Simon Testa, managing director of Stainbusters Cleaning and Hygiene and Bona Certified Contractor, explains how resilient floor renewal saves time and costs for clients.


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ENDURING APPEAL Jon Flannigan, head of product at Lifestyle Flooring, looks at what makes LVT the ideal flooring option for high traffic spaces like hallways, bathrooms, wet rooms, kitchens and utility spaces.


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34. WORKING OUT Lewis Lupton, UK head of training and technical support at ARDEX Group, discusses the main considerations when installing slabs or tiles outdoors.


36. A PRIVATE OASIS Sustainable Kebony wood decking brings a natural feel to a Dubai pool project.


OFFICE & WORKPLACE 38.


TIMELESS ELEGANCE Havwoods’ magnetic raised access flooring meets the brief for practicality and design at a luxury west- London workspace.


40.


THE PRACTICAL CHOICE The experts at F. Ball & Co. Ltd. discuss the benefits of using carpet tile tackifiers in office and workplace settings.


CLEANING & MAINTENANCE 42.


TILE AND STONE CARE Mapei presents its UltraCare Cleaners – solutions that safeguard aesthetics and performance.


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