FLOORING SHOW 2019 PREVIEW Stroolmount - Stand M12


Flooring now has a first line of defence against attacks from furniture, Stroolmount’s multi-award-winning Protect and Care solutions.


From castors and flooring repair kits to cushioning under chair legs and padding for moving furniture, Stroolmount’s specialist protection products have been tried and relied upon by trade customers since 2005.


Gill Finch, Managing Director of Stroolmount, said: “Giving customers a packet of self-adhesive felt creates genuine goodwill. Or just make some add-on sales. Our products have saved flooring and furniture companies thousands in costly repairs, replacements and insurance claims. Plus, it has saved them yearly hikes in premiums.”


Launching at Harrogate, Stroolmount will introduce its premium quality, hardwearing vinyl floor runners.


Commenting on the latest addition to the Stroolmount portfolio, Gill said: “They’re anti-slip, easy-to-clean, UV-fade- resistant, and slip-resistant. They’re ideal for your kitchen, bathroom, hallway, garden and high-traffic areas, like by your front and back door.”


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As well as the opportunity for retailers to speak to the team, Lifestyle Floors will be showcasing a number of new products for the first time at this year’s Flooring Show. These include an exclusive engineered-wood range in collaboration with Kährs, complete with its own stand; a competitively-priced range of brightly coloured carpet; and a new modular showroom stand for LVT.


The new range of engineered wood, Kährs Scandi, has been specifically designed to take the mass market by storm. The competitive pricing and bespoke point of sale stand mean retailers will be able to use this range


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as a brilliant way to sell engineered oak flooring to a wide range of consumers.


Harrogate will also see the launch of the new Lifestyle Floors modular LVT stands. These stands are designed to form a cohesive LVT showroom and can also encompass the existing LVT browser, PEC display and interactive inspiration station. These will be joined by the addition of new stands, which are themed around the journey consumers go through when choosing a floorcovering – choice, experience and selection.


Inga Morris-Blincoe, General Manager at Lifestyle Floors, said: “Over recent years, we’ve seen consumers become more adventurous.


In seven Greek mosaic-inspired designs, in five colours – authentic blues, greys and pinks – the runners come in two standard sizes: 65 x 145cm and 70 x 190cm and have a smart POS display stand.


Stroolmount is a one-stop-shop for all your floor protection needs. The Stroolmount Self-Adhesive Felts offer a short-term, high- quality anti-scratch solution to cushion floors from heavy furniture. The Quickclick is a multi-award- winning, long-term glide solution exclusive to Stroolmount. Its click-in interchangeable and replacement base glides protect wood, laminate, vinyl, carpet and tiled floors. The Furni-Glides are stick-on/ screw-in


PTFE glides to help heavy furniture, even recliner sofas, slide easily across carpet. A finalist in the Tomorrow’s Contract Floors Awards 2019, the Stroolmount Move-It Pads are ideal for flooring fitters. The temporary solution means anyone can easily glide heavy furniture across hard floors and carpet like magic.


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“We’ve always made sure we are releasing unique designs to help our retailers stand out, from the Camden range of laminate to our outstanding Maison Chic carpet. And now, we are excited for retailers to explore our exclusive new LVT designs and Firework range of brightly-coloured carpets.


“Firework is the direct result of feedback we have received from consumers, who wanted more budget- friendly ranges in an exciting colour spectrum. With the shocking yellow Fizz, grass-green Gleam and pink Vibrant, this range certainly delivers and we can’t wait for retailers to get their hands on it at Harrogate.”


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