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BRITISH WOOL: SHEEP TO STORE AND STORE


TO FLOOR British Wool Marketing Board (BWMB) will attend the Buying Groups’ National Flooring Show (BGNFS) in Solihull this May.


Promoting the latest Point of Sale (POS) materials from BWMB, which have been designed to provide straightforward information on British Wool in a stylish and easy to understand way.


The two new brochures - ‘Sheep to Store’ and ‘Store to Floor’ cover the entire wool story and are aimed at both retailers and consumers. The first explains the fibre’s journey from the sheep to the retailer and the second one is very much about the consumer benefits - things that matter in the home.


A colourful window vinyl with key wool benefits has also been developed for shop windows and is intended to run along the top or the bottom of a window. It is available in cut sizes to fit, which does not hinder internal viewing from the outside but adds a lot of interest and value.


The new Choose Wool compliment slip, which is ideal for accompanying quotations, has a compact message about choosing and cleaning British Wool, supporting your quote with useful information to the customer’s door.


Tim Booth, marketing manager at BWMB said. “We are glad to be back at this important show, we see our activity at Solihull as supporting the trade, both manufacturer and retailer. We are there to answer questions on wool face to face and to give retailers something striking to help them sell the products made by our many licensed carpet partners.”


www.britishwool.org.uk


We take a look at some of the latest products and services in the flooring industry...


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Wool is... Beautiful Durable Cool Renewable


Bio-degradable SafeChild-friendly


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Wool is... Beautiful Durable Cool Renewable


Bio-degradable SafeChild-friendly


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RAK LOUNGE PORCELAIN JOINS PRESTIGE SPEC AT WESTON’S


PRESTON HALL Weston Homes plc has specified RAK Ceramics for its new development at Preston Hall, near Aylesford in Kent. The new, luxurious homes are located within a former Grade II listed historic mansion, dating back to 1102 and occupying over 53,000ft². Beige and grey-toned porcelain finishes, from RAK’s best-selling Lounge Collection, were chosen for all bathrooms and en- suites. The installation follows earlier RAK specifications at Weston Homes Markyate, Napsbury and Hornchurch developments.


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The meticulous Preston Hall restoration will include 36 one-to-four bedroom homes, set within 2.5 acres of landscaped gardens and accessed via a dramatic great hall. Period details used alongside cutting edge materials result in new homes that combine history with modern living facilities.


Throughout the spacious, stone- paneled bathrooms, RAK’s two-toned Lounge surfaces provide a sleek and


elegant finish – on floors, walls and countertops. The tiles also provide a host of practical benefits, including resistance to water, stains, abrasion and impact, as well as easy care.


The first phase release at Preston Hall consists of 16 residences, including four premiers, with occupations anticipated from June 2015.


www.rakceramics.co.uk www.weston-homes.com


www.tomorrowsflooring.com


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