FACILITIES SHOW
Bona STAND: FM1260
Bona are asking people to visit the company on its stand and find out about the new Bona Resilient System.
As resilient floors become damaged or worn, it impacts function and safety as well as aesthetics. Replacement may be the first option that springs to mind, yet Bona has applied our expertise to create a totally unique system to care for and maintain resilient flooring.
The Bona Resilient System offers a simple and effective way to bring a floor surface back to top condition, while also extending the life of the underlying flooring itself. With the unique Bona Recoating treatment, vinyl, PVC, linoleum, and rubber floors can be resurfaced quickly. This process is a complete transformation of the floor as it can be recoloured, using Bona Pure Colour, before protective layers of a transparent coating, Bona Pure or Pure HD are applied. Logos and graphics can also be added, and with a complete range of RAL/NCS colours along with the addition of Bona’s Creative Chips, the design possibilities are endless. Renovating using the Bona Resilient System to create a monolithic or ‘flat’ surface ensures that floor resists bacteria and microorganism growth, including those hiding in joints, scratches, and other hard-to-reach areas.
Renovating existing flooring generates cost-savings over the significantly more expensive option of replacing with
Moneypenny STAND: FM2412
Jess Pritchard, Head of Corporate Sector at Moneypenny says: “This year, we’ll be showcasing how we’ve adapted our outsourced switchboard service with our Microsoft Teams integration. The technology gives facilities professionals the communications infrastructure they need to accommodate remote and hybrid working. It enables calls to be routed to the right person, wherever they are and enables our receptionists to check clients’ Teams status and only transfer calls when the person is free, or take a message if they are in another Teams meeting.
“Alongside this, we’ll be educating FMs on the wider strategic benefits of outsourcing switchboard provision – such as reducing overheads, avoiding the challenges of recruiting switchboard staff in-house, ensuring robust communications provision and delivering consistent and professional service.
“Those who visit our stand can expect to learn how innovation through technology can really add value to their business, and gain some thought-provoking ideas on how they could improve switchboard management. Our message is all about future-proofing communications and ensuring that systems, and partners, offer the flexibility
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brand new flooring. Bona’s floor renovation system is cost-effective, saves time and money, and allows facilities to transform old, worn resilient flooring without having to endure the high cost or downtime of replacement. A lengthy installation period is avoided along with the inconvenience of disposing the old floor. The Bona system provides extremely durable wear-resistance and long- lasting protection against heavy-traffic. Due to a faster curing process, the floor is ready to be used in just 12 hours after applying the final layer, compared to the multiple days typically needed for a new installation.
www.bona.com/en-gb/professional
that businesses really need. Over the last two years, we’ve all had a lesson in business agility, and we’ll be on hand to discuss how we can help keep up momentum, support new ways of working and provide a foundation for growth.
“It’s really exciting to be able to attend an in-person event again. The value of networking with clients and partners cannot be underestimated and it’s something I’ve missed so much. The pandemic has highlighted just how much we all value human connection and shows like this provide a brilliant opportunity to get the industry together to do business and share ideas. And, of course, we’ll have plenty of our signature Moneypenny socks to give away too.”
www.moneypenny.com/uk/
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