WEAVE THE PAST
AND PRESENT Belgium’s diverse landscape is the inspiration behind Heritage, a carpet tile collection from modulyss that’s full of Cradle to Cradle Certified Gold and Silver options that can be specified carbon neutral.
With the carpet tile designs of Cobbles, Haze, Dune, Meadow and Polder, modulyss is taking offices on a voyage of discovery through the landscapes connected to the company’s Belgian heritage. From the ever-changing coastline in the west, to the iconic cobblestone roads and the fertile polders more inland, the designs bring the essence of a connection to the places of our memory.
“For me, it is about a need to go back to our roots and reminisce in familiar and comforting memories. I drew upon the thriving history of the Flemish textile industry, Belgian artists I admire and the landscapes of my youth. Heritage weaves together past and present, reflecting the shapes, textures and colours of Flemish landscapes,” explains the collection’s designer, Ruben De Reu.
The Heritage collection includes a range of Cradle to Cradle Certified Gold and Silver solutions, also available with modulyss’ Limit Your Footprint programme for a carbon neutral carpet tile. Made with ECONYL fibre and the ecoBack Cradle to Cradle Certified Gold backing, any remaining carbon is independently assessed and negated through the CO2RE initiative, which sees emissions offset. Currently, modulyss supports projects in Africa to reduce inefficient and harmful traditional
great value profiles ready to tackle any on-site finish requirement.
PROFILES FOR THE
PERFECT FINISH floorwise has a wide collection of profiles so whether you’re working in wood, LVT or carpet you can achieve the perfect finish.
From the in-demand Zenith wood, laminate and LVT profiles to the premium Max Reflections range and the best-selling Classic, floorwise trade counters across the UK and Ireland provide retailers and installers with
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Richard Bailey, managing director, floorwise, said: “Our wide assortment of profiles ensure that no matter what the hurdle, our network of distributors and trade counters have ready access to the answer. With the Classic and Zenith collections we’ve a great range of value options for any task, and for those discerning jobs where
the customer wants that unmistakable quality and an extra special finish, Max and Max Reflections are the perfect choice.”
Zenith brings superb levels of versatility for wood, laminate and LVT floors in a range of wood effects, as well as matt silver and matt gold finishes. With stick-down cover strips in popular wood looks such as grey oak and dark oak, Zenith has become an exceptionally popular collection, offering more flexibility and
cookstoves and open fires. Replacing these sees a 50% reduction in fuel and 35% less greenhouse gas emissions.
modulyss has ensured that all designs and colours in Heritage can be coordinated to provide the design flexibility that’s demanded by today’s agile workspaces. The collection’s colour palette ensures a great range of commercial interiors can benefit from Heritage’s unique designs
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accessibility than design-matched options from floor manufacturers.
For commercial or high-quality domestic applications, Max brings complete peace of mind in aluminium or sim-brass effects in single edge, dual edge and extra-wide cover strip. Max Reflections is floorwise’s answer to the perfect finish, matched to today’s door furniture, switch and socket finishes. In real chrome and a premium brushed steel nickel effect, Max Reflections offers a range of applications for carpet and hard floors, allowing a premium finish at all transitions and doorways.
Classic has long been the mainstay of the floorwise profiles collection, providing standard sim brass and aluminium finishes across a broad range of applications. With cover strips, dual and single edges and z-edge, Classic is impressively versatile, offering installers a great ‘go to’ that’s ready to handle any profile challenge.
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