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We take a look at some of the latest products and services from the forefront of the residential flooring sector...


new fibre now featuring in two brand new styles from the Belgian manufacturer.


Specially developed for the dense and plush piles of velvet carpets, Halcyon is a solution-dyed yarn that has been engineered by the team at Lano to give softness and a silk look. The new fibre features in Cashmere and Cashmere Luxe carpets from Lano.


Showcased on a back-to-back display unit, Cashmere and Cashmere Luxe come in a palette dominated by modern tones; sophisticated greys and off-whites, giving an elegant and contemporary feel to the range. Cashmere and Cashmere Luxe take full advantage of Halcyon’s exceptional softness with an exclusive and unique 13th


gauge construction that brings a


sumptuous feel and that sought-after velvet look.


Lano Launches Alternative To Nylon Velvets With Halcyon


Lano is bridging the gap between stain- resistant performance and the look of luxurious nylon velvets with Halcyon, a


Powerful PVC Profiles From Floorwise


With trims, skirting, cove formers and capping strips, bevel edges, ramp trims and expansion joints; the ‘floorwise pvc profiles skirtings and trims’ collection is made to bring long-lasting performance in demanding commercial environments.


Manufactured from high-grade PVC, the premium quality collection is available in a range of purposeful colours designed to provide fitters with a solution for every imaginable requirement, including sit-on and set-in skirting variants and combined cover former and capping strips.


Richard Bailey, Managing Director of 34 | Tomorrow’s Retail Floors


Gary Alp, UK Sales Manager at Lano, said: “The look of nylon is really in vogue, but its lack of stain-resistance and a premium price-point can be off- putting for some homeowners.


“We have rectified this with the launch of Cashmere and Cashmere Luxe,


floorwise, commented: “Our range of PVC Profiles, Skirting & Trims is made to provide installers with a reliable, high-quality array capable of taking on all installation requirements.


“With the collection made in the UK, contractors and fitters can be assured of great quality and with everything bearing the floorwise name, the range is excellent value and easily accessible from the floorwise network that stretches right across the UK and Ireland.”


Joining heavy-duty aluminium stair nosing, the PVC collection is presented in a useful sample folder, ‘floorwise stairnosings PVC profiles skirtings & trims’, which features samples of all options, specifications and the colour


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each offering a velvet look and feel with the benefit of stain-resistance and an obtainable price-point.”


Available in four and five-metre widths and with Lano’s newly developed ‘smart’ backing that combines the benefits of action and felt-backed carpets, Cashmere and Cashmere Luxe come with 10-year stain and wear warranties. Cashmere features a 1,200g/m2


Luxe delivers a premium 1,720g/ m2


pile. Sharing the same palette of


10 tones, in colours such as Oyster Bay, Silver Shine, Winter Breeze and Beach Walk, these Halcyon styles allow homeowners to choose a quality based on their expenditure level or need.


Gary continued: “We wanted to make sure that our new Halcyon fibre could be enjoyed by as many homes as possible, so we developed Cashmere and Cashmere Luxe to share the same palette, but with different qualities, so that homeowners could choose their perfect colour in a make-up that suits their budget.”


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options available. A great reference for any contractor or installer looking to make a fast decision on the correct profile for the application at hand, the folder is available from floorwise distributors across UK and Ireland.


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