COVER STORY


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TOUCHING THE SURFACE Lisa Tomlin, CEO of CFS, considers how different


REGULARS


SPOTLIGHT: CELEBRATING THE BEST OF DESIGN


Milliken’s Colour Compositions carpet tile collection has been honoured with a Red Dot Award for its design.


MAKEOVER OF THE MONTH: TAKE TO THE SKY


Kebony wood has been selected for a luxurious rooftop terrace at a four-star London hotel.


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PRODUCTS AND SERVICES The latest launches and updates from across


the industry.


10 QUESTIONS WITH… John Holmes, MD Reprotec UK, Ltd tells us how he


got into the resin industry and offers advice for those who are coming into the trade.


CARE FACILITIES


FREE MOVEMENT Mark Jackson of Forbo Flooring Systems outlines


the main design principles when creating dementia-friendly interiors within healthcare settings.


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aspects of interior design can impact dementia patients in care homes.


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BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE AMA Research presents its latest report on the care


home construction section and most widely specified flooring. SPORTS & RECREATION


BOWLED OVER Products from F. Ball and Co. Ltd have proven the


perfect solution in the refurbishment of an outdoor batting area at a cricket club.


CLEANING & MAINTENANCE


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A NEW CHAPTER IN HISTORY Bradite’s floor treatments have been put through


their paces on an exciting aviation museum rebuild project.


SHINE ON Marc Ferguson of Kaivac provides expert advice on


how to clean and maintain ceramic floor tiles. THE FLOORING SHOW PREVIEW


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TAKE TO THE FLOOR We take a sneak peak of what to expect at the


industry’s biggest annual event, taking place from 16-18 September in Harrogate.


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