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FLOORING


COLLEGE CARPETS GET CREATIVE


Students and staff at Oldham Sixth Form College will reap the benefits of Array carpet tiles from Heckmondwike’s Creative Range in its Student Support Hub.


Oldham Sixth Form College is based in Westwood, Greater Manchester. The facility opened in 1992 as a specialist centre for advanced-level study, it now offers over 100 courses that include academic, vocational and even GCSE courses. To support the progress of their students the college have qualified careers staff based in house, supported by external advisers.


They also host a range of career activities throughout the year, which means that their Student Support Hub is a constant hive of activity. For this reason, David Crossland, Facilities Manager at Oldham College, sought out stylish yet sturdy floor coverings for the centre, qualities that he found in Heckmondwike’s Array tiles.


Heckmondwike has been manufacturing carpets in the UK for over 40 years and is firmly established as a specialist manufacturer of heavy-contract, fibre-bonded carpet and carpet files. To suit the needs of the college’s student support centre, 750m2


of Array carpet tiles were


chosen in black, offering durability and aesthetic value.


Jeremy Broadhead, Commercial Manager at Heckmondwike, explains: “Array was a great choice by Oldham Sixth Form College. It’s a really hardwearing carpet that is suitable for heavy traffic areas and will retain its attractive appearance for many years to come.”


David Crossland said: “We were looking for an affordable tile with a ‘designer feel’ that had good aesthetics but would also be very hardwearing. We chose black as a robust, neutral colour and are really pleased with the result.”


Heckmondwike’s Array carpet tile range features a mid-width rib design and a charcoal background


28 | TOMORROW’S FM 750m2 of carpet tiles


were chosen in black, offering durability and aesthetic value.


enhanced with a subtle linear pattern. The range comprises 12 colour options, including Peacock, Blue, Black, Red, Lime, Purple, Magenta, Copper, Emerald, Fuchsia, Marble and Violet.


The Array range can be used in conjunction with Heckmondwike’s popular Broadrib range to provide borders or other stunning effects, allowing endless design possibilities. Like all of Heckmondwike’s products, Array can be cut on-site without the risk of fraying, allowing individual flooring designs to be created and installed with ease.


The carpet tiles are British-made and provide outstanding performance, as well as being backed by a 10-year, limited-wear warranty, which means they can be specified in complete confidence and the college receives piece of mind from the investment.


As with the rest of Heckmondwike collection, Array carpet tiles offer antistatic and anti-slip properties, excellent acoustic and thermal performance, all of which are essential elements for FMs to consider when looking for flooring in educational establishments.


About Heckmondwike The company is proud of its tradition of supporting UK manufacturing and has a strong heritage of tradition and quality workmanship for which its products are renowned. The company has in-house research and development facilities, which includes providing technical support to customers and a strong after-sales service.


The company has achieved the ISO14001 environmental standard and its production processes are carried out to meet ISO 9001 accreditation.


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