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The industry may not have had the best chance of showcasing its products in recent times. But that didn’t affect production. Here are some prime examples from around the world


Words | World Show Media correspondents Photography | Various


AGT BECOME THE MASTERS OF MDF


AGT have brought the sort of quality assurance for which they are known to their MDF. Produced in modern facilities in Turkey, it is said to change the quality of designers’ perceptions


SHAGGY RUGS REACH THE TOP OF THE PILE


with its “outstanding fabricability and perfect surface structure”. At its launch 38 years ago, its founders had the dream that wood could be custom-processed by using the best developing technology. Today, it lays claim to being one of the leading companies operating in the furniture sector specialising in components and has 50 million euros in exports. | agt.com.tr


This exquisite collection of Shaggy rugs is said to fl aunt a “rich collection of vibrant and soothing colour combinations”. The collection from Rugs Inc of Noida, India, is compiled with intricate patterns and designs available in various shapes and styles. The range is also noted for its smooth texture and elegant fi nish. Incorporated as recently as 2010, Rugs Inc has gained recognition as a noteworthy manufacturer of an exclusive collection of handloom items such as cotton, chenille and polyester.


| rugsinc.in BASMAT ASSEMBLED WITH JUST A CLICK


Basmat is a new concept in aluminium entrance matting, thanks to a click assembly process similar to laminate fl ooring. Basmat is described as part mat, part anti-dirt fl ooring. Its assembly system ensures speedy supply and installation. Makers Baglinox, from Orcoyen, Spain, also produce their Multifi x profi les for laminated, parquet and engineered fl oors.


| baglinox.com


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