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SHOWPIECE Trelawny puts its award-nominated VoltMax Range in the spotlight, with its latest battery innovation set to take centre stage at Flooring Show South.
REGULARS
6. WHAT’S NEW The latest news, product launches and updates from across the flooring industry.
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STOPPING GRIN THROUGH Our Tip of the Month comes from F. Ball’s Chris McQuade who explains how to stop trowel serrations showing through thin vinyl floorcoverings.
RESILIENT FLOORING 18.
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PERFECT FINISH Kerakoll’s experts explain how to achieve a successful resilient flooring installation every time.
PUT TO THE TEST Thorough moisture testing is crucial before laying resilient floorcoverings but which concrete moisture testing tool will best meet your needs? Jason Spangler at Wagner Meters discusses.
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FLOORING SHOW SOUTH PREVIEW 24.
GOING SOUTH The UK flooring industry gets ready to welcome a new addition to the trade calendar with the launch of The Flooring Show South at Sandown Park next month.
OFFICE & WORKPLACE 28.
INTO THE ZONE Interface works with Blueprint Interiors to create a new workspace that combines sustainability with biophilic forms, textures and finishes.
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BACK OF THE NET F. Ball products help complete the extensive refurbishment of a Premier League office space.
OUTDOOR INSTALLATIONS 32.
RESTORE & RENEW ECOPROTEC director Mark Atkins outlines how to eliminates slippery algae and lichen from outdoor paving in just hours.
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EXTERNAL EXCELLENCE BAL and ARDEX share best practice for direct fixing external porcelain and stone to ensure durable, weather- resistant installations across patios, terraces and outdoor living spaces.
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