FLOORWISE UNVEILS BRAND-NEW LOOK
FOR UNDERLAYS With the publication of a new brochure, floorwise has revealed a brand-new look for its range of underlays, building on the iconic jumping imagery first shown with the launch of its Hyper recycled PU product range.
The famous jumping people can now not only be found across a vastly expanded recycled PU underlay range, but also across the supplier’s rubber and felt carpet underlay collections. Highlighting the ability of floorwise underlays to deliver impressive comfort and longevity throughout the product spectrum and across the entire breadth of price points, the new look brings cohesiveness to floorwise‘s carpet underlay collection.
Richard Bailey, managing director, floorwise said: “We’ve built a reputation among retailers, contractors and consumers for products that deliver comfort and longevity and we’ve always given our carpet underlay collections a distinct look. By bringing together our carpet underlays through a unified visual look, we’re making them clearly identifiable as great value, quality products from the floorwise stable.”
As part of its new brochure, which now features a total of more than 50 different products, floorwise has also
included all of its underlays suitable for hard floors, including brand-new products designed specifically for use with LVT. Now with a wider range of Acoustica sound reducing wood, laminate and LVT underlays, as well as Thermaflow products for underfloor heating, plywood and hardboard; the new portfolio is certainly impressive.
“Now everyone can find their perfect underlay in the same place,” continues Richard Bailey. “With more than 50 underlays, we believe we have one of
(bitumen) equipped carpet tiles and planks. These self-adhesive tabs are the ideal alternative to the traditional adhesives, have almost no VOCs and also make uplift and removal for recycling easier.
FLEXIBLE AND FRIENDLY FITTING FOR MODULYSS WITH
FLEX FITTERS Flex Fitters is the flexible installation system for modulyss back2back
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The system relies on recyclable PET tabs that lock each tile to the next for a floating-style installation which eliminates the fuss and mess of traditional carpet tile fitting. Clean and flexible, Flex Fitters is compatible with any modulyss back2back carpet tile installed in any pattern. With no drying time, Flex Fitters installations can be walked upon immediately.
Jamie Beighton, sales director UK & IE, modulyss said: “The Flex Fitters system not only offers a flexible installation method, but one that makes recycling easier at the end of the carpet tile’s
the widest available selections from any single supplier and bringing them together into a single brochure just goes to highlight this. It also gives retailers and installers a super-handy reference point for underlay selection, with comparative guides, detailed information on the benefits of different materials, and clear and easy-to- understand performance benefits for each product.”
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life. By eliminating carpet tile adhesive, we’re also contributing to a cleaner installation. Yet, we’re also making it easier to repurpose or recycle the product at the end of its working life, giving further reason to specify Flex Fitters as part of the carpet tile selection process.”
Avoiding damage to the subfloor, Flex Fitters is also the ideal installation system for carpet tiles in rented or leasehold commercial offices. Creatively, Flex Fitters also delivers, allowing the quick and easy creation of bold flooring combinations and ‘rug’ zones which can be ‘hot swapped’ at will.
Each box of Flex Fitters contains 500 pieces, enough for 100m2
area and a clever installation poster.
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