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official seal of approval with them adding Malmo Rigid to their list of recommended floorcoverings.


“The UK underfloor heating market is increasing year on year, particularly with the trend for open-plan living, and luxury vinyl tile is one of the fastest growing products in our portfolio due to it being easy to install and maintain and offering lots of design potential. Customers can now have complete confidence when installing our LVT products over water-piped UFH.”


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UPONOR FOR UFH IDS’s luxury vinyl tile flooring, Malmo Rigid is the first flooring in its category to be endorsed by leading underfloor heating firm Uponor for use over its Minitec water-piped underfloor heating (UFH) system.


Malmo Rigid has been added to Uponor’s list of recommended floorcoverings, widening its potential


for use in both domestic and commercial settings. Uponor’s backing gives further credibility following independent performance tests by Exova BM TRADA of its tiles and plank formats over their own water-piped underfloor heating system (UFH), which showed no significant movement or change in visual effects.


Tony Locke, IDS’s Technical Services Manager said: “Following the successful independent performance tests we’re delighted to have Uponor’s


palettes inspired by the diverse range of exhibits and installations encountered at the events. With themes such as light, nature, global craft heritage, sanctuary and respite, tribal design and the glitz and glam of the 80s revival; the resource is a fascinating insight into the future direction of interiors.


SALONE’S TOP TRENDS


INVISTA Antron carpet fibre has revealed the top 15 trends and colours of the year; presenting inspiration from its discoveries at Milan’s famed Salone del Mobile.Milano and Fuorisalone design events.


In ‘Top15 Trends & Colors 2019’, now available for download from its website, Antron carpet fibre presents colour


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Heike Schmidt, INVISTA Antron carpet fibre, explains the concept behind the resource: “There is no doubt that for one week a year Milan becomes the centre of the world for furniture, interior and spatial design. Every April the city is the perfect place to discover the forward-thinking approaches that are shaping our relationships with everyday environments. Of course, with its known impact on our perception of a space and how that space makes us feel, colour is a key element of these relationships and so we wanted to explore this connection through the palettes available in our Antron Lumena carpet fibre.”


Malmo Rigid flooring features advanced Välinge 5G installation system, making it fast and easy to fit, and has a built-in 1mm underlay. It comes with 17 fashionable tile and woodgrain designs and has a warranty of up to 15 years for residential applications and seven years for commercial applications.


Malmo Rigid, and the Malmo stickdown range, are available for 24-48-hour delivery from all IDS branches nationwide.


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Working with trend forecaster Anne Marie Commandeur of Stijlinstituut Amsterdam, a leading design, fashions and material agency; Antron carpet fibre presents an impressively eclectic collection of inspirational palettes. From the glamourous golds and hot fuchsia of Eighties Glam Revival and the chromatic tones of Tribal Black&White, to the raw palette of Ground and the aqua, pink and green of The Plastic Issue; ‘Top15 Trends & Colors 2019’ is ready to inspire a new wave of design in commercial carpet.


With colour impacting every aspect of commercial interiors, the openly available ‘Top15 Trends & Colors 2019’ will also prove a useful tool for interior designers looking to future proof their projects with colours and palettes resulting from the world’s largest interior design and furniture fair.


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