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ASSOCIATIONS & TRAINING


CONTRACT FLOORING


ASSOCIATION (CFA) 4c St Mary’s Place, The Lace Market, Nottingham NG1 1PH


T: 0115 941 1126 E: info@cfa.org.uk W: www.cfa.org.uk


Specify CFA members and minimise costly flooring failures.


The CFA (Contract Flooring Association) has always stood for quality in materials and installations and a quality approach to business.


When choosing a company to install a floor, specifiers need to know that they can rely on the sub-contractor to meet the required specification and not cause them problems. A CFA branded contractor delivers this promise, and in the unlikely event of a problem, they can draw on a wealth of experience to resolve it.


Specifying a CFA member for your next flooring project could mean the difference between success — or a flooring failure. Most of the UK’s largest and best known Manufacturers, Distributors, Contractors and Consultants are CFA members and form our quality supply chain.


• CFA members promote high standards, knowledge and expertise •


Specifying CFA members will maximize your minimize costly flooring failures


• All members must pass a vetting process investment and


FERFA THE RESIN


FLOORING ASSOCIATION PO Box 3716, Stone, Staffs ST15 9EU


T: 07484 075254 W: www.ferfa.org.uk


FeRFA, The Resin Flooring Association, represents the major manufacturers, specialist contractors, suppliers and service providers in the UK Resin Flooring, Screeding and Surface Preparation industry sectors. As the training provider, FeRFA delivers apprenticeship schemes to NVQL2 and career development to NVQL3 and NVQL6.


Seamless resin flooring provides a high performance, durable finish to suit both industrial and commercial applications. With specialist hygienic, slip resistant, chemical resistant and anti static systems available, resin flooring satisfies the demanding requirements of environments. Resin


flooring also provides seamless,


today’s industrial aesthetic


contemporary designs for the commercial sector where texture, colour and design is partnered with functionality and performance. Advances in product formulations have also made faster installation possible – so whatever the challenge, resin flooring can provide the answer.


RESIN FLOORING First Choice for High Performance


Floor covering Consultants Expert in independent inspections


of failed flooring or disputes. With over 45 years’ experience, we undertake on-site inspections to the highest level. We offer a service where a dispute cannot be resolved or a flooring has failed. We find the cause and cure.


We have the experts for most types of flooring. Other services we offer include retailer training in wood flooring carried out by Sid Bourne. On-site training for installers. We also offer training for individuals or large groups.


* Independent inspections * Training


* Expert Witness


* Reports and testing


SID BOURNE


We can provide funded apprenticeship qualifications. We also conduct product testing and write comprehensive test results. Demonstrations are also available. We offer free advice and technical help for all our clients.


For free information and publications go to www.ferfa.org.uk | 07484 075 254


Contact: Sid Bourne, Independent Consultant


56, Loxley Avenue, Shirley, Solihull, West Midlands UK Tel: +44(0)121 258 4124 Mob: +44(0)7841 500 940 Email: sidbourne@blueyonder.co.uk


www.sid-bourne.co.uk www.theflooringforum.com


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