Interiors; Safety & Security F. Ball launches next generation


F. Ball and Co. Ltd. has launched Stopgap 1500 AquaPro, the latest addition


to its range of high-


performance, water-mix smoothing underlayments. Stopgap 1500 AquaPro uses the latest technology to create the next generation of water-mix smoothing underlayment and can be applied over old adhesive residues, including bitumen, carpet tile tackifi ers and ceramic tile adhesives, eliminating the need for mechanical preparation. In such applications, there is no need to prime beforehand, saving further time and expense. It is walk-on hard in as little as 60 minutes aſt er application.


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Designer Contracts, the UK’s largest fl ooring contractor, has responded to growing demand for ‘practical luxury’ with two carpet collections – Yorebridge and Porto. Combining sink-in-soſt ness with easy-clean practicality, the ranges are the latest additions to the Designer Contracts collection. Designed with the discerning homeowner in mind, Yorebridge (pictured) is a 100% polypropylene, two-ply stain resistant twist pile available in four and fi ve metre widths. Porto is a two-ply, heavy duty twist, also made from 100% stain resistant polypropylene and available in fi ve contemporary heathered shades.


01246 854577 www.designercontracts.com


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