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PRODUCTS & SERVICES EUROPEAN JURA


BEIGE JOINS TPS Trade Price Stone has introduced a new European Limestone to its range of natural surfaces. New Jura Beige is a honed tile with a hardwearing thin- to-medium grain and a mottled, non- uniform appearance. Distinct quartz veining and a kaleidoscope of dark, contrasting fossils give the stone a rustic look.


New Jura Limestone originates from the Upper Bavaria region, in Southern Germany and, due to its durability, it is often referred to as marble. The


BIG VOLUMES FAST


WITH UKFD For installers looking for large volumes of wood, laminate, LVT and cork flooring on short notice, UK Flooring Direct offer a centrally-based warehouse with huge capacity. The online supplier is capable of providing installers with large volumes of flooring, and next day delivery is possible.


“Many installers simply don’t have the room to store palettes or box after box of flooring and accessories,” commented Josh Ashby, Commercial Director, UK


WINNING RACE


COURSE CARPETS Two bespoke carpets by Wilton Carpets Commercial have conjured an equestrian-inspired backdrop at


the prestigious hospitality interiors of Cheltenham Racecourse.


As a world-recognised racing venue, Cheltenham Racecourse sees up to 700,000 visitors throughout the year. The course is home to some of the most famous events of the entire UK jump season, so to ensure its interiors conveyed a unique look exclusive to Cheltenham, the racecourse turned to Wilton Carpets Commercial to design and provide over 1,600m2 its busy hospitality suites.


Using hues from the Wilton Elements Flexiweave palette, the first bespoke design incorporates a seven studded horseshoe motif nestling amongst scrolling vines. In a high-quality weave and 10-row construction, the carpet delivers comfort underfoot, yet provides the hardwearing durability required by the busy corridors and thoroughfare in and around the hospitality suites.


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“I heard positive feedback about the company through a business contact, after Wilton Carpets Commercial supplied carpet to Ascot Racecourse,” commented Tim Partridge, a regional buildings and maintenance co-ordinator.


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Wilton is scheduled to carpet the rest of the original grandstand at Cheltenham, with involvement also planned as part of the new Grandstand build for 2015.


www.wiltoncarpets.com


Flooring Direct. “Fortunately, they don’t have to, relying on us to provide them with a huge amount of choice and high stock levels, so that projects of all sizes can be accommodated.”


With a sliding price scale available on all UK Flooring Direct brands, installers can also choose to pass on discounts on larger orders, giving their customers even better service levels.


www.ukflooringdirect.co.uk


new tiles, from Trade Price Stone, are offered in three formats.


“We decided to introduce Jura Limestone because it’s our mission to expand into new markets – but only with the very best products. Jura Beige will take us forwards with our continued commitment to high-end quality, tested stone products,” commented Simon Lloyd-Jones, Managing Director at Trade Price Stone.


www.tradepricestone.co.uk


www.tomorrowsflooring.com


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