FLOORING
AXMINSTER CARPETS LTD Axminster Carpets Limited, Axminster, Devon EX13 5PQ
T: 01297 32244 E:
sales@axminster-carpets.co.uk W:
www.axminster-carpets.co.uk
COBA FLOORING Marlborough Drive, Fleckney, Leicestershire LE8 8UR
T: +44 (0) 116 240 1161 E:
contact@cobaflooring.com W:
www.cobaflooring.com
Axminster Carpets has been synonymous with high-performing luxury British Wool Carpets since 1755. Designed and woven in Axminster, Devon, we are the proud holders of the Royal Warrant and today our carpets can be found in Royal residences, high-class hotels, famous venues and discerning households world-wide. Woven using only the highest quality wool and specification, each carpet delivers not only beautiful design and luxury under foot but also superior performance for years to come.
COBA Flooring is the specialist commercial entrance matting division of COBA Europe Ltd, manufacturing and supplying a wide range of matting and floor safety products to suit many different environments and budgets. Products range from simple loose lay entrance mats to custom-made-to-order aluminium entrance systems in COBA’s popular ‘Plan’ collection (pictured). One of the newest additions to the range is Plan.e, an economical aluminium system. COBA also supplies a selection of Logomats, including the stylish Logomat Precision. Logomats can be incorporated within any of COBA’s entrance matting options for a very individual look. Those looking for versatile modular systems now have even greater choice. COBA’s established Premier Tile range has been joined by Treadwell (made from recycled materials) and PathMaster3.
DESSO® Hitching Court, Abingdon Business Park, Abingdon, Oxon OX14 1RB
T: 01235 554 848 F: 01235 553 583 E:
service.uk@
tarkett.com W:
www.desso.co.uk
HANSON PLYWOOD LIMITED Drakes Industrial Estate, Shay Lane, Ovenden, Halifax HX3 6RL
T: 01422 330 444 F: 01422 330 706 E:
panels@hanson-plywood.co.uk W:
www.hanson-plywood.co.uk
DESSO® is the carpet brand for global flooring specialist Tarkett,
committed to developing sustainable flooring solutions that not only create value but also enhance people’s wellbeing in the workplace and respect the environment.
Combined with Tarkett’s broad portfolio of flooring solutions—including modular vinyl, wood, laminate and linoleum— DESSO®
carpets can
provide limitless design possibilities and opportunities to express a brand identity, as well as offer inspiring transitions from one area to another. Different textures, designs and colours can be used to create walking paths and distinct zones, establishing places to work, to collaborate, to quietly concentrate, or to build a sense of community.
Reaching net sales of over €2.8 billion in 2017, Tarkett is a global leader in innovative solutions for flooring and sports surfaces. Serving customers in more than 100 countries worldwide and selling 1.3 million square metres of flooring every day.
The Company
Hanson Plywood Ltd are a privately owned company operating primarily in the import, storage, sales and distribution of wood based panel products. The business stocks a wide range of unique and specialist panels in addition to readily available commodity products.
SP101 Flooring Plywood
Manufactured to flooring industry standards as defined by BS 8203:2017- Plywood Annex A. SP101 Flooring Plywood®
is a fully reliable component for use in the subfloor base construction for all floor coverings.
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