108 PRODUCTS EDITOR’S CHOICE


To be included contact Alistair FitzPatrick on 07774 895 615 or afitzpatrick@fxmagazine.co.uk


UNILIN


For 60 years, UNILIN Group has been finding new uses for unwanted materials and its pioneering work in wood recycling ensures that UNILIN Panels are made entirely from recovered wood, ensuring production is all from sustainable sources. Recovered wood is a combination of post-industrial waste with post-consumer recycled wood. Depending on panel type – MDF, HDF or chipboard – the ratio between post-industrial and post-consumer waste is altered to provide the necessary integrity, quality and long-term performance. For example, chipboard panels are made from 90% post-consumer waste, while MDF and HDF panels only use post-industrial wood for consistent high-quality fibreboards. unilinpanels.com


JUNCKERS EBORCRAFT


Zenith by Eborcraft features a range of modern and contemporary ofice furniture to command the attention of any ofice space. This stunning Zenith circular table on tapered matt black legs, is finished in the tactile smooth finish of Arpa Fenix NTM laminates, with a contrasting walnut edging. Zenith includes executive desking, storage and meeting tables in a variety of shapes and base options. The range is available in stunning veneers, laminate or MFC finishes. Manufactured in York, Eborcraft’s comprehensive ranges are available through their UK-wide dealer network. eborcraft.co.uk


Junckers has launched a new RIBA approved CPD, Specifying Sustainable Flooring. The presentation provides candidates with a good understanding of the role solid hardwood flooring can play in sustainable building design and how specifying the correct wooden floor can produce a measurable reduction in global warming. The CPD also covers the use of sustainable flooring in net zero carbon builds, shows how a product with a long lifecycle has a positive impact on the environment, how wood keeps CO2 out of the atmosphere and contributes a healthy indoor climate. The Specifying Sustainable Flooring CPD is available in person, as a webinar or on-demand. junckers.co.uk


GRANORTE


Since opening a year ago, Granorte’s Telford headquarters has become an important hub for the growth and awareness of cork’s potential as a design material across the country. Delivering faster samples across a broader range of products than ever before, it has helped to position Granorte as one of the premier cork products suppliers in the country. The showroom has proved hugely important in the growing awareness of Granorte’s innovative cork solutions, welcoming architects, designers and specifiers wanting to embrace the natural, renewable, sustainable and recyclable material into commercial and residential projects. granorte.pt


PARKSIDE


Strata Technical Tiles, a product brand from Parkside, has been used to create a unique brand identity for a leading lingerie brand’s concession at a retailer’s flagship Watford store. For its concession, the brand wanted it to reflect the look of its brand identity. The store’s design team turned to Strata Technical Tiles from Parkside for the solution – Opera Accorto. A striking, heavily veined marble-effect porcelain floor tile, Opera Accorto certainly brings an unmistakable look. parkside.co.uk


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