PRODUCTS & SERVICES
UPDATED ART SELECT
COLLECTION Karndean Designflooring is unveiling its newly updated premium collection of Art Select Stones and Woods. Inspired by natural materials, the updated collection showcases Karndean’s most intricate and realistic embosses to date, each handcrafted to reflect the unique patterns and textures of real wood and stone.
The new-look Art Select Stone collection features four slate, three marble, three travertine and four limestone designs. Each design has been created from its original
A STYLISH ENTRANCE
inspiration stone recovered from various locations throughout the world, including the steps of a former Parliament House building in Melbourne, natural hot springs located in Yellowstone National Park, USA and a quarry in the Province of Massa, Tuscany.
From the striking earthy tones of Karndean’s new Art Select Travertine
Flooring System offers attractive options and easy, quick and seamless installations for all entrance needs.
As style is an important factor when choosing an entrance flooring, the Frontrunner range offers five colour grids, together with a choice of 10 different absorbent inserts, giving 50 possible design combinations. There is also the possibility of incorporating logo panels to the matting for that all important first impression area.
Manufactured from flexible PVC and supplied in 10m long rolls, Plastic Extruder's Frontrunner Entrance
PPC LAUNCHES
NEW GRINDER The Preparation Group has launched the Terrco 701-S Grinding and Polishing Machine to the UK market. It is the smallest in the range and, with an adjustable handle, is easy to transport and ideal for projects of up to 500m2
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Along with the three other models offered by PPC, it features contra- rotating heads for precision and uniformity of profile, with minimum operator intervention, to provide
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The range includes products that act as primary and secondary mattings. Such a system initially scrapes dirt off shoes and wheels, thanks to aggressive diamond tread patterns or nylon brushes.
optimum results on a wide variety of background surfaces. The 701-S will efficiently remove rubberised compounds, latex, adhesives and coatings and produces a high-lustre finish when polishing concrete, granite and terrazzo, meeting the most stringent specifications. It also has a variable speed option and can be used wet or dry, as it is fitted with a water tank as standard.
Group Managing Director, Tracey Glew, commented: “The 701-S has a proven diamond performance when compared to competitors models, with the accessories
suited to this machine having up to 67% more diamond content.”
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The addition of absorbent inserts provide clean and dry.
Plastic Extruders, or Plastex, has been a UK manufacturer of matting and flooring solutions for over 50 years, with a manufacturing subsidiary in Alabama, USA.
The company will be exhibiting their entrance flooring range, as well as their barefoot and wetside matting solutions, at the ISSA Interclean show in Amsterdam, in May.
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designs, to the contrasting rich and cool hues of Art Select Slate and understated and classic look of Art Select Marble and Art Select Limestone, there is a stone design to match all décor schemes.
Inspired by traditional parquetry, Karndean’s already successful Art Select Wood collection also welcomes three new parquet colours.
Each design has been handcrafted to match full length planks from Karndean’s Art Select Oak Royale and Oak Premier ranges; ideal for making the most of open-plan spaces.
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