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BONA LIMITED Bona Limited, 6 Thornton Chase, Linford Wood, Milton Keynes MK14 6FD T: 01908 525 150 F: 01908 311677 E:
info.uk@
bona.com W:
www.bona.com
Bona pioneered the use of waterborne finishes for wooden floors during the 1970’s and has an outstanding reputation for ongoing development of truly sustainable solutions. The comprehensive Bona System of products includes low VOC polyurethane lacquers, oils, hard wax oils and colours as well as reactive adhesives and sub floor preparations for safe and effective fastening. Key products include thelacquers Bona Traffic and Bona Mega – both specified across the world to protect the floors in many historic or famous buildings. Newest Bona products include a new Extra Matt version of Bona Mega and Bona Prime Amberseal which gives a rich colouration previously only achievable by using a solvent based primer. Bona provides a programme of training courses for contractors and is a RIBA approved CPD provider offering two seminars: (How to Specify Finishes for Wooden Floors and Successful Installation of Wooden Floors using Adhesives).
FLOORWISE Floorwise House, 22 High Street, Kegworth, Derby DE74 2DA UK T: 01509 673974 F: 01509 674841 E:
mailbox@floorwise.co.uk W:
www.floorwise.co.uk
Floorwise markets the Grand Prix range of laminate flooring, suitable for all types of installation including commercial applications. Our branded ranges have developed an enviable reputation for innovation, quality and style. Using the latest Välinge fittings system each range offers something unique.
GERFLOR Wedgnock House, Wedgnock Lane, Warwick CV34 5AP T: 01926 622600 F: 01926 401647 E:
contractuk@gerflor.com W:
www.gerflor.co.uk
Gerflor manufactures flooring and interior finishes which are used in the education, healthcare, sport, leisure, retail, industrial, commercial and housing sectors. The company’s product portfolio encompasses luxury vinyl tiles and sheet vinyls including the new safety flooring, Tarasafe. Tarasafe has a brand new composition with deeply inlaid mineral crystal particles that provide unique value and aesthetic vibrancy, whilst also making installation and recycling even easier. Offering affordable solutions for architects, specifiers and installers, the innovative sheet flooring provides improved anti-slip performance and high resistance to heavy traffic, making it an ideal solution for virtually any environment where safety, durability and good design are prerequisites. For the installer, Tarasafe’s new composition saves both time and money. Also in Gerflor’s extensive offering is the Creation Clic System of interlocking wood effect planks; Creation, with its range of over 120 highly realistic references; Attraction and GTI loose lay modular ranges.
UNILIN, DIVISION FLOORING Ooigemstraat 3 – 8710 Wielsbeke – Belgium T: 0032 56 67 52 35 F: 0032 56 67 55 02 W:
www.unilin.com
Every now and again we like to escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. And what could be better than to come home to a warm and cosy interior that reflects natural simplicity. Back to nature is the latest trend in contemporary interiors. A Quick•Step® parquet floor is the perfect match for these settings! A parquet floor is a natural product that lives and is always different. A wooden floor radiates a unique charm and authenticity and brings warmth and security to your room. The Quick•Step® range of wooden floors is extensive and includes different wood types, colours, finishes, sizes for all budgets. Whether you choose the creamy white, light brown or grey tones of oak, or the warm red and brown colours of Merbau, you can obtain a variety of appearances, from clean contemporary to stylish and crafted.
54 LAMINATES : TOMORROW’S FLOORING YEARBOOK 2014/15
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