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the moisture-resistant HDF core and Uniclic joint hold everything together for a solid and stable floor.
LUXURY WITH CORIUM LEATHER FLOORS
FROM GRANORTE The luxury of leather and the practicality of cork makes Corium Leather Floors from Granorte, the perfect choice for high-spec interiors.
Available in 12 leather-topped finishes, including the mock-croc of Veneto and tumbled Umbria, the collection is a stylish way to bring a high-luxe look to the floor, while still providing a durable and practical surface. With
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CHEVRONS FROM ITEC With authentic wood looks and impressive durability, Concept Woods vinyl flooring from Itec Contract Floors is a popular choice in commercial, health, education, leisure and accommodation projects looking for a floor to withstand intensive use. Now with introduction of a top emboss specifically developed for commercial sheet vinyl and new designs capturing recent trends in wood flooring, Concept Woods is ready for the latest interiors.
Chevron Oak exemplifies the ability of Itec Contract Floors to design manufacture products that ensure the benefits of vinyl flooring can be utilised in areas with high aesthetic principles. Available a light oak (T33) along with light (T91) and dark (T95) grey, the
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the protection and easy cleaning of AQUA2K+, Corium floors come with a five-year commercial warranty, so can be specified in commercial environments without fear.
Featuring Granorte’s in-built cork underlay that heightens comfort, reduces sound and provides thermal insulation; Corium Leather Floors come in either click or stick-down formats to ensure the right floor for the task, whether boutique retail outlet or luxurious home office. The floors are also equipped with Microban technology to inhibit the growth of bacteria, while
Paulo Rocha, Product and R&D Manager, Granorte said: “Leather is certainly a luxury look, but the untouched product isn’t exactly practical for use on the floor. With that in mind, we’ve used our expertise in harnessing natural materials and fused leather with the practicality of our cork flooring systems. Protecting the beauty and individuality of the floor with our AQUA2K+ coating, means that we can guarantee Corium Leather Floors will stand up to use in commercial environments, as well as luxury homes.”
Granorte has been manufacturing cork floors since 1972 and has been responsible for developing products that utilise the cork waste of wine stopper production. From floors to wall panels, sanitary ware, furniture and fabrics, the Portuguese company is the leader in cork innovation.
With a surface of 100% genuine recycled leather, Corium Leather Floors are available to order from Granorte.
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and less prone to failure, Invisiweld can be used on all Itec Contract Floors. A four-metre width option, as well as the standard two-metre, also makes Concept Woods ideal for use in large congregation areas.
design gives an instant trend-led look. The same can also be said of Groutless Wood, another new design for 2018, that gives an ‘endless’ wood grain pattern. Blending a natural look with the popularity of uniform, jointless surfaces and transitions; Groutless Wood is available in light (T32) and grey (T93).
The look of both designs can be maintained with Invisiweld, replacing conventional hot welding as a way of joining sheets without weld rod. Leaving an imperceptible join that’s also stronger
Ortwin Top, Product Manager, Itec Contract Floors, commented: “Concept Woods is a popular option for projects that need a low-maintenance and durable wood-look floor and with significant improvements to the technology behind it, the collection is better than ever. The new commercial emboss and Hyperguard+ combination give all designs improved realism thanks to a realistic texture and an enhanced matt surface, while also improving cleanability, scuff and dirt resistance, and slip-restraint.”
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