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FORBO OFFERS EXTENSION TO 10-YEAR PRODUCT GUARANTEE


Forbo Flooring Systems has introduced a new extended guarantee for any of its interior flooring products, when installed alongside its Coral or Nuway entrance matting.


Recognising the impact an entrance flooring system can have on the general wear and tear of other flooring products, this new scheme is designed to extend the replacement cycles of all Forbo flooring products such as linoleum, LVT and carpet tiles.


The 10-year guarantee, that currently applies to any Forbo product, will be increased to 15 years if Coral or


Chris Rand, Category Marketing Manager – EFS at Forbo, said: "We know that a correctly specified and installed, Forbo entrance flooring system is guaranteed to efficiently remove dirt and moisture from foot and wheeled traffic, protecting interior floor coverings throughout a building.


Nuway has also been installed as part of the wider flooring scheme. For those working to 60-year building cycles, this reduces the number of product replacements from five to three, positively contributing to a building’s Life Cycle Sustainability Assessment.


“With this new initiative, we hope to shine a spotlight on the crucial role entrance flooring systems can play in reducing product replacement and waste, with both our Coral and Nuway solutions helping to prolong the life of interior floor coverings, whilst reducing cleaning and maintenance costs – and by extension a building’s environmental impact.”


www.forbo-flooring.co.uk/guarantee


RAPID ENERGY APPOINTS


NEW OPERATIONS DIRECTOR Rapid Energy, a nationwide expert in the UK HVAC hire sector specialising in temporary packaged boiler plant rooms, has announced the appointment of Keith Price as Operations Director. This significant hire is a testament to Rapid Energy’s commitment to delivering exceptional customer service and expanding its operations across the UK.


Keith brings a wealth of experience and a track record of success in business leadership, operations management, and strategic planning. His extensive background includes pivotal roles at Andrews Sykes Group PLC, where he was responsible for overseeing operational aspects of the business, including restructuring efforts and implementing growth strategies. Keith's expertise in managing multi-million-pound budgets, driving business transformation, and cultivating strategic partnerships will be invaluable as Rapid Energy continues its journey of growth and customer-centric service delivery.


www.tomorrowsfm.com


"Keith’s vast experience and proven leadership skills make him an ideal fit for Rapid Energy," said Julien Fouger, CEO of Rapid Energy. "We are confident that his strategic vision and operational expertise will be instrumental in further enhancing our service offerings and driving our expansion efforts. Our ‘Exceptional’ status on Feefo reflects our commitment to customer satisfaction, and Keith will play a pivotal role in maintaining and elevating this standard."


Keith Price said: "I am thrilled to join Rapid Energy, a company that truly values its customers and is


dedicated to delivering best in class customer services. I look forward to working with the team to build on the strong foundation already in place and to help lead the company into its next phase of growth."


Rapid Energy’s focus on customer- centric solutions and exceptional service is at the core of its operations. With Keith Price on board, the company is well- positioned to enhance its market presence and continue providing high-quality HVAC hire solutions to clients nationwide.


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