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FLOORING SHOW 2019 PREVIEW Who’s Ex We checked in with some of our favourite brands to find


multiple weights sharing a bank of 12 colours carefully selected by research undertaken at Abingdon Flooring’s Centre for Development and Excellence.


Martin Peace, Sales Director at Abingdon Flooring, said: “We’re really excited about the StainFree carpets we’re showcasing at this year’s show.


Abingdon Flooring - Stand A25


With a stand packed with new launches and exclusive previews, this September’s Flooring Show is set to be a busy three days for the team at Abingdon Flooring.


The British manufacturer will use the show to officially launch StainFree Sophisticat, one of the latest additions to the brand. Using a newly-developed yarn, with improved softness and resilience, Sophisticat is a 1/10th gauge saxony in a rich and indulgent 11.5mm pile. The range is designed to capitalise on the demand for carpets that create an opulent feel in the home but, with a heavy domestic wear rating


Cormar Carpet Co - Stand A1/A28


Following the success of last years’ Flooring Show, Cormar Carpet Co will once again be exhibiting at the Harrogate Flooring Show on two adjacent stands, right in the centre of Hall A1.


A trusted brand for retailers across the country, Cormar has been making carpets since 1956 at its two mills in Bury, Lancashire.


The Customer Services team will be providing live demonstrations of Cormar’s innovative and award-winning trade portal, showcasing the latest


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and lifetime StainFree promise, the carpet is as practical as it is luxurious.


Alongside this soft saxony, comes the tough twist of StainFree Maximus. Thick, dense and fantastically tough, the carpet is made to endure tough family life, whilst not forgetting that impressive comfort and the perfect shade are important too.


To celebrate the launch of these new StainFree styles, Abingdon Flooring is promoting the new styles with a ‘buy one get one free offer’ on Maximus and Sophisticat lecterns.


Finishing off the new additions, Abingdon will also be previewing the new StainFree USA Collection. This soft saxony style will be shown over


“Continuing the expansion of ranges using our new and improved bleach- cleanable yarn, Sophisticat, Maximus and the USA Collection have been developed at our centre of excellence to ensure that they deliver the very best in on-trend style, easy living and value.”


Visitors will also be able to explore Abingdon Flooring’s new shop-in-shop display concept on the company’s stand. Providing retailers with a tailored solution to getting the best out of the manufacturer’s Wilton Royal, StainFree and The Love Story Collection brands, the pick ‘n’ mix style concessions consist of wall units, lecterns, bold wall graphics and showroom carpet.


For retailers and visiting installers with an interest in commercial work, Abingdon’s stand will also showcase their most recent developments to the Abingdon Carpet Tile Division.


www.abingdonflooring.co.uk


features and giving customers the opportunity to learn more, sign up and register during the show.


On the adjacent main stand, Cormar will also be unveiling a brand-new carpet range, taking pride of place alongside Cormar’s newest launches such as Southwold, its most recent 100% New Zealand Wool Loop carpet.


Customers will also get to see the likes of Primo Grande, Primo Choice and Gemini – three of Cormar’s most recent additions to the Easy-Clean and Soft Deep Pile collections, displayed alongside its ever- popular best-selling ranges.


www.comarcarpets.co.uk www.tomorrowsretailfloors.com


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