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New score & snap tile backer board from Euroform


A


new, lightweight, ‘score & snap’ tile backer board has been launched by construction materials supplier Euroform. Named


‘Easyboard®’, the fi bre cement board is designed for use in areas of high moisture, such as kitchens and bathrooms, and has secured an A1 non-combustible rating. Easyboard®‘s ‘score & snap’ nature is an


innovative development for a tile backer board – it is scored easily with a traditional utility knife and snapped to size without the use of specialist cutting equipment. In addition, its relative lightweight (approx. 13 Kg per 800mm x 1200mm sheet) means that it can be lifted and fi tted by a single installer or DIY user.


Easyboard® has been classifi ed A1 “non-


combustible” according to (BS) EN 13501-1. Manufacture is via a unique process,


combining Ordinary Portland Cement with a reinforcing matrix, that enhances workability and handling over traditional fi bre cement boards. Available in 12.5mm thickness Easyboard®


is inorganic, making it very dimensionally stable compared with traditional wood-based boards. Commenting on the new product,


Mark Atkinson, Euroform’s national commercial manager, said, “Easyboard® is lightweight and a handy size for a single person to install.


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Its workability, with its ease of cutting, is a signifi cant improvement over traditional tile backer boards. Competitive pricing is also going to make it an attractive new alternative.” Easyboard® is only available from Euroform. A video demonstrating the ease with which Easyboard® can be cut via the ‘score & snap’ method can be seen at: www.euroform.co.uk/ easyboard Euroform recommends Easyboard® is installed in brick bond fashion with a fl exible adhesive used when placing tiles. It can be used as a wall tile or fl oor tile substrate.


01925 860 999 www.euroform.co.uk LISTEN HERE 28/07/2022 09:56


Q-Range Guide Launch Q


uantum Flooring’s Q-Range Stair Nosing collection is at the forefront of safety and compliance


for specification. It caters for all sectors and installations, with profiles to suit any project. Quantum is delighted to announce that the brand-new Q-Range Guide is now available.


Q-Range Stair Nosings are designed for all step types and can be fitted with all floorcoverings. These profiles have a patented all-over slip resistant tread.


The satin


anodised riser inhibits glare, while providing the double benefit of scratch resistance. This ensures that Q-Range doesn’t just enhance the appearance of a staircase, it also offers longevity and durability.


All Q-Range Stair Nosings with Flat, Rake Back,


Building Regulations best practice solutions. The


100% recyclable principles


profiles are to


cut


and Chevron risers offer manufactured with the


materials, out waste.


using Lean Even


minimal packaging is 100% recyclable. Q-Range is available in 25 colours, offering a wide spectrum of LRVs to contrast


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with any floorcovering, or to complement the overall design.


There are different versions of the range which offer even more options. Q-Range


Wide has a greater tread area than any other stair nosing available, negating the problem of dirt traps that traditional double-channel stair nosings can pose. For the ultimate in specification, Q-Range DUO offers a solid colour on both the riser and tread, with each being 55 mm. This helps it to adhere to all best practice guidelines in Building Regulations, BS 8300-2:2018 and the Equality Act.


✓ Quality ✓ Design ✓ Compliance ✓ Sustainability ✓ Safety ✓ Colour


When it comes to superior stair


nosings, Q-Range ticks all the boxes. You can download the new Q-Range Stair Nosing Guide from quantumflooring.co.uk. To order a print copy, Quantum Flooring.


please contact


0161 627 4222 info@quantumflooring.co.uk


01/08/2022 08:34 LISTEN HERE


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