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A MORE ENDURING FLOOR THANKS TO


ENDURA Suitable for Heavy Contract Use, Endura is the latest evolution in a long-line of rubber crumb underlays for floorwise, heralding the best in materials and construction to deliver supreme all-round performance. Helping to combat noise, offering better underfoot comfort, creating warmer rooms and prolonging carpet life, Endura makes a great choice for a huge range of locations.


Double-stick and stretch-fit compatible, the rubber crumb of Endure offers excellent recovery rates with unmatched durability in high- traffic locations. Made from recycled car tyres, rubber crumb is the ultimate commercial underlay. With its Ultra High Density Plus (UHD+), Endura takes this tenacity for performance to the next level.


“While PU dominates the domestic scene, rubber crumb is undoubtedly the king of commercial and our Endura underlay is among the very best all- round solutions on the market,” said Richard Bailey, Managing Director, floorwise. “At 6.75mm thick, the underlay is suitable for the most luxurious of applications and makes perfect sense for hotels, conference venues, corporate hospitality areas and more. Delivering better comfort, a quieter and warmer space and helping to prolong the life of a carpet, what more could you ask from an underlay?”


Meeting all relevant BS standards, Endura joins a complete underlay portfolio from floorwise including PU, felt/ rubber and blown rubber for residential and commercial applications. As one of the UK’s key underlay brands, floorwise ensures that all underlay products uphold its high quality and value principles, making it the ideal choice for contractors looking for the very best in installation and throughout use.


www.floorwise.co.uk


CLEAN HAS NEVER


BEEN SO SMALL Compact, lightweight and easy to transport, the new CTL SYS dust extractor integrates perfectly into the systainer system from Festool.


Suitable for class L dust, the CTL SYS is equipped with the T-LOC jointing system used on Festool systainers, meaning that it can be connected easily to other tools. It also connects to the SYS Roll or SYS Cart providing optimum workplace organisation and transportation.


Measuring 270mm in height and only 6.9kg in weight, the CTL SYS is small, lightweight and compact. If the hose garage is removed, the height of the unit is reduced to 162 mm and at 67 dB, the CTL SYS is particularly quiet when in operation.


"We have developed our new SYSTAINER extractor specifically for all situations where a tradesman would think twice about bringing a


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dust extractor at all," said Product Manager, Andreas Buck.


Its impressive suction power and Festool-standard hose-machine connections allow dust to be extracted from all assembly tools when working. Thanks to an integrated nozzle store, tradesmen always have everything within easy reach and can quickly store things again without taking up space.


Buck continued: "During the development process, we took care to ensure that no parts can get lost and that everything is stored in a neat, compact design. A particularly practical feature is the clever hose storage system contained in the device itself. This ensures that the hose does not protrude from the unit and therefore cannot get caught on anything during transport."


All of the services included in the unique "Service all-inclusive" package also apply for the new CTL SYS.


www.festool.co.uk/dustfree www.tomorrowsflooring.com


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