WHATS NEW?
A ROYAL FOR THE AGES
Sharing the same 12 neutral colours and flecked pure wool yarn as Royal Windsor and Royal Sovereign, Royal Sterling has a natural charm that will make it a must for classic homes and country properties.
In colours such as oatcake, biscotti, pine and cobblestone, Royal Sterling reflects the move towards a less grey palette and warmer neutral tones coming to fore. Its timeless herringbone texture adds elegance and interest and can be used in harmony with the chunky berber texture of Royal Windsor and Royal Sovereign’s elegant loop pile.
Charlotte Coop, head of marketing at Abingdon Flooring, said: “With the introduction of Royal Sterling’s herringbone texture we’re bringing one of the hottest looks in carpet with the desirability and luxury of pure wool. By coordinating colours and yarn with other 100% wool loop pile styles in our Wilton Royal family, we’ve made sure that homes can find the perfect look in every room. We previewed the collection at the INDX National Flooring Show and it was well received by retailers, so we’re excited to already be making it available to our network.”
Crafted from 100% wool yarn in Britain, Royal Sterling is the latest carpet style from Abingdon Flooring, adding a classic herringbone texture to complement Royal Windsor and Royal Sovereign. With herringbone the best-selling texture choice in Abingdon Flooring’s Stainfree Country collection, Royal Sterling is expected to be a popular option for homeowners looking to invest in wool carpeting for their home.
A HEAVY DUTY STAR FROM IVC
Adriatico 70 from IVC Commercial brings the look of homogeneous flooring in a brand-new, affordable, heavy-duty compact collection.
Designed and made in Europe to excel in high traffic, heavy- duty locations, Adriatico 70 is the latest compact vinyl floor from IVC Commercial. Available in a design inspired by a classic homogeneous vinyl look, the floor features 3D chips of coloured vinyl. It comes in six workman-like colours suited to general use in education, public areas and more.
As part of IVC Commercial’s 70 series, Adriatico 70 uses a 0.70mm wear layer with Invertech protection. This guarantees a floor that withstands intense foot traffic, stands up to scuffs and scratches and stays easy to clean – Adriatico 70 is class 34/42 in accordance with EN ISO 10874.
Jake Parks, National Sales Manager – Commercial at IVC, said: “Adriatico 70 has the look of a classic homogeneous vinyl floor, but has all the advantages of our multi-layer construction so that contractors can take advantage of the inherent strength and stability of its glass fibre layer. Plus, its high-density compact backing also delivers exceptional impact and indentation resistance for a floor that excels in high-traffic areas like corridors, receptions and congregation areas.”
In large areas where sheets will need to be seamed, Adriatico 70 is suitable for use with IVC Commercial Invisiweld. This chemical bond leaves an imperceptible join that maintains the design’s aesthetic integrity and is stronger than conventional hot welding and weld rods. It also reduces risk of failure at this common hotspot.
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The carpet’s heavy domestic suitability and wool’s inherent resilience ensure a lasting style, while Abingdon Flooring’s Fleece Backing makes homes warmer and quieter. Installation is easier too thanks to its more forgiving flexibility and softness. Multiple widths to minimise waste and Abingdon Flooring’s impressive value also make this a competitively priced wool loop carpet and the perfect entry point into the quality of 100% natural wool.
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Available in two and four-metre widths, Adriatico 70 achieves R10 slip-resistance and has a seven-year warranty for commercial use.
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