INTERIORS; STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS 81 Dulux unveils the Rhythm of Blues™ collection


For 2026, Dulux is asking architects, specifi ers and designers to dance to the Rhythm of Blues™ with its new trio of shades. For the fi rst time ever, Dulux has selected a colour family of the year. The harmonious collection of signature indigos refl ects various moods, making them suitable for any setting. The Dulux Colours of the Year 2026 are three versatile blues: light Mellow Flow™, dark Slow Swing™ and vibrant Free Groove™. They were chosen following the company’s extensive annual


trend research and provide architects, specifi ers and designers with a selection of shades that refl ect the mood of every environment.


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Working together with West Fraser’s CaberFix range By combining the three products in West Fraser’s CaberFix fl oor fi xing range, projects are guaranteed to be the very best in terms of application and longevity, while delivering a simple and safe on-site experience. Each product is fully BBA- approved, guaranteeing 60 days of exposure to weather and on-site construction when used with CaberDek; the CaberFix range has been specifi cally developed for use with West Fraser’s


fl ooring products. CaberFix D4 is a solvent-free, one-component polyurethane adhesive for use with CaberDek and CaberShieldEco. It is ideal for bonding fl ooring boards to both joists and tongue and groove joints, and for sealing the board edges. CaberFix Joint&Joist is a PU adhesive and sealant, and CaberFix tape, a polyethylene-coated cloth tape for sealing CaberDek perimeters to walls.


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