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NEWSFLASH


NEW WEBSITE FROM POSH


FLOORING Posh Flooring is proud to announce the launch of their new-look responsive website designed to offer a unique user experience. Vibrant and versatile, their new website epitomises the direction that Posh Flooring are heading, as well as their forward- thinking focus, entering a new age of online shopping.


Having recognised the need for a website that functions well on-the-go, Posh Flooring teamed up with web design and SEO specialists Creare to develop a website that not only enhances the user journey, but is also fully compatible with smartphones and tablets.


Features include: • Fully responsive site-wide and


RECOFLOOR AWARDS 2014:


THE WINNERS Recofloor members celebrated their considerable vinyl flooring recycling achievements at the scheme’s third annual 2014 Awards event in March. Flooring companies, contractors and distributors, who have collected nearly 1,700tonnes of vinyl flooring since the UK take-back scheme’s inception in 2009, received their trophies and certificates from guest host and BBC Sport’s Mark Lawrenson.


Held at Aston Villa Football Club, in Birmingham, the event rewards members' commitment and is highly- valued by the flooring supply chain.


Hull Flooring took Construction Project of the Year for integrating Recofloor into its working practices at a number of retail projects. Distributor of the Year and a Gold Award went to Cardiff-based 3D Flooring Supplies for strongly promoting the scheme to local contractors and ensuring returned material meets the Recofloor specification.


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compatible with smartphone and smart devices.


• Bespoke design in tune with branding and image.


• Images utilise a ‘hover preview’, allowing the image to be view as a large tooltip instantly.


• Mini-header dynamically informs


users how much they need to spend in order to qualify for free delivery.


• Online calculator to calculate exact requirements.


• Online Advice Centre with tips, hints and how-to guides for all types of floors.


• Users can access their accounts to track orders, see previous purchases and receive special offers.


• Free samples offers.


Dominic Nowell-Barnes, Managing Director at Posh Flooring, could not be happier with the site. He commented: “We wanted a website that was bold, dynamic and adaptable to our customer’s needs and that’s exactly what Creare delivered. It looks great, is simple to use and, most importantly, fully compatible with smart technology. We are extremely proud of the new site and extremely excited about the future.”


www.poshflooring.co.uk


Progressive Floors of Camberley took the Drop-off Site User of the Year award, Carpet & Flooring, Manchester scooped the Greatest Improver prize, North West-based Lee Floorstok Ltd collected the Outstanding Achievement award, whilst Birch Distribution clinched the Long-Standing Service Award.


Mercado, Leeds received Best Newcomer and Norwich-based Reform Flooring was rewarded with the hotly- contested Contractor of the Year trophy.


A total of 30 firms received Gold and Silver Awards, calculated by the tonnage


collected in relation to the average number of fitters a company employs.


In related news, Recofloor’s first ever design competition to find an innovative product which will increase the market options for post-consumer vinyl flooring was announced at the event. Engineering Design students at two universities have been invited to submit ideas using waste vinyl flooring. The top prize is £1,000 and the competition closes on May 30th 2014.


www.recofloor.org


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