F. BALL JOINS CSI PLUS Flooring contractors and professionals working in the design and fit out of cruise ships interiors can now find information for creating visually impressive flooring using F. Ball and Co. Ltd.’s subfloor preparation products and flooring adhesives on CSI Plus, the new networking and product sourcing platform for marine and offshore environments.
Created by organisers of Cruise Ship Interiors (CSI), the online platform includes exclusive content and advice on subfloor preparation and floorcovering installation in the form of white papers and webinars, as well as the opportunity to arrange one-to-one meetings with F. Ball’s technical experts and sales representatives.
F. Ball is a leading manufacturer of subfloor preparation products and adhesives for floorcoverings. Its products are tested in accordance with ISO standards, with many also tested to the standards of the International Maritime Organisation (IMO), making them approved for use in marine flooring installations.
F. Ball and Co. Ltd.’s range of marine approved subfloor preparation products and flooring adhesives have been used to repair and upgrade floors on board global cruise ship, MV Discovery.
Exported globally, the wide range of products include specialist adhesives for the installation of almost every type of decorative floorcovering, including luxury carpet and bespoke vinyl tile designs. Notably, they have been used to install flooring in some of the world’s most prestigious cruise ships, as well as polar exploration vessels, Mediterranean super yachts, New Orleans paddle steamers showboats, and offshore oil rigs.
Darren Kenyon, Sales Director for F. Ball and Co. Ltd., commented: “We’re pleased to be partnering with CSI Plus and to be able to offer cruise industry professionals the benefit of our expertise in flooring adhesives and floor preparation products technology. We look forward to meeting them face-to- face when we attend CSI exhibitions in Miami and London later in the year.”
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can create dynamic floor layouts that respond to zoning and route finding, while benefitting from a carpet tile that provides excellent value. Each carpet tile is made from solution-dyed nylon for long-term appearance retention and features IVC Commercial’s EcoFlex Statera lightweight backing.
ART INTERVENTION CARPET TILES FOR
ADAPTABLE SPACES IVC Commercial has updated its Art Intervention carpet tile collection, introducing new colours and designs that bring flexibility and agility to commercial interiors.
Art Intervention focuses on a palette of 32 colours that give the depth to approach all kinds of interior. From bold hues that support activity and rich organics which connect to nature,
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through to mature and sophisticated pastels, Art Intervention provides a firm base to build a stylish and adaptable floor layout.
All 32 colours are available in the solid carpet tile of Creative Spark with the duo-tone pinstripe of Expansion Point available in 12 coordinated colourways. Then rounding out the collection, Blurred Edge brings a sophisticated duo-tone linear effect in 10 combinations rooted in earthy organics.
By combining Creative Spark, Expansion Point and Blurred Edge, designers
Vanessa Van Overmeeren, Product Director Carpet Tiles, explained: “Art Intervention is a core carpet tile collection that provides designers with excellent scope through its carefully considered colour palette. From earthy organics and sophisticated neutrals that make an excellent base reference through to bright colours that are ideal as accents, it’s an affordable collection that makes great floor design really accessible.”
The collection also coordinates with IVC Commercial’s Rudiments and Balanced Hues carpet tiles for further design scope. Made in Belgium, Art Intervention uses a 100% European supply chain for raw materials to ensure excellent product quality and ready availability.
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