DOMOTEX NEWS


IN BRIEF


Over the next four pages, our reporters showcase some of the latest in product and company news that looks set to be making waves at this year’s show


Words | World Show Media correspondents Photography | Corporate/contributed


SURFACE BUILT FOR SAFETY


Nada Rx has been introduced as a new ECOsurfaces PVC-free fl ooring line from Ecore. This is designed for commercial


spaces where safety, acoustic performance, ergonomic CARBON CONFERENCE MAKES ITS MARK support, comfort under foot and


hygienic conditions are key, this new performance surface blends functionality, aesthetics, sustainability resilience. Deb Lechner, chief marketing offi cer,


said it elevates


performance by providing ergonomic, acoustic and safety support to reduce joint stress and muscle fatigue, diminish noise and reduce the risk of injury from falls.”


| ecoreintl.com


Some 350 visitors from Asia, the USA and Europe met in Beijing in August for the second International Carbon Footprint Innovation Development Forum and 2023 International Trade Development Forum Conference, partly organised by EPH whose Product Manager Dr Rico Emmler’s is pictured. In addition to forestry and environment-related topics, the agenda included presentations on renewable and biological fuels and requirements, production and use of decarbonised products for construction.


| eph-dresden.de AREA FLOORS FILL THE SLOT FOR EXPANSION


Thanks to recent growth, Area Floors have announced the arrival of a second profi ling slotting machine, part of an expansion that signifi es a major milestone for its Arnavutköy, Istanbul factory, allowing operators to further enhance production capacity and effi ciency. A company statement says it is part of a theme of continuous improvement and innovation.


| areafl oors.com.tr


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