110 PRODUCTS SHOWCASE
To be included contact Louise May on 020 8269 7826 or
louise.may@
progressivemediainternational.com
IVC COMMERCIAL
With a vision for a modern street food restaurant on the ground floor with a games zone on upper floors, the owners of Viva Torquay have turned an old and weathered fish and chip shop into one of the town’s best entertainment venues. With indoor street golf, pool tables, ping pong, interactive darts and games, Viva Torquay is now a year-round destination for the town’s residents and seasonal holidaymakers. As part of the refurbishment of the building, a range of floors from IVC Commercial has been chosen, turning the 500 sq m games zone into a compelling and mesmerising play of pattern and texture.
ivc-commercial.com PARKSIDE
LOUIS DE POORTERE Designed by Folkform in collaboration with Louis De Poortere, The Monochromes explores the craft of machine weaving in a range of woven rugs. Within The Monochromes Collection, colour plays a crucial role in revealing the secrets and intricacies of industrial weaving. The Monochromes reverses the face of the rug, so that the jute backing takes front and centre, the textile’s Wilton structure highlighted by brightly coloured wool wefts. As the wool weft weaves its path through the jute warp, colour is allowed to build up or fall away depending on the density of the weave – different shades of the same colour emerge through the treatment of a single thread.
louisdepoortere.com
40 for 40 is a partnership between specifiers, Parkside Architectural Tiles and the World Land Trust to protect the world’s precious natural habitats. By specifying tiles from Parkside that have 40% recycled content or above, specifiers can play an active role in saving land and species. Tiles that qualify under the 40 for 40 programme, including an extensive range of design tiles and specialist solutions such as the 98% recycled and by-product materials of Principle and the 100% British made Ethical Stone Terrazzo, can be found on the tile specialist’s website.
parkside.co.uk/sustainability
MAPEI
Seven treatments from the UltraCare range have joined Mapei UK’s Zero Line – a range of low environmental impact products. They include six UltraCare surface maintenance products and UltraCare Smooth Silicone. The extended portfolio, which also includes installation and building products, provides safe and sustainable high-performance solutions with CO2
fully offset in
the entire life cycle. Formulated in the Mapei Research Laboratories, and designed for professional and end-user application, Mapei’s UltraCare series provides a solution from installation to the protection and maintenance of surfaces in private and commercial settings.
mapei.co.uk
TORMAX
TORMAX recently installed its iMotion
1302.KI operators to the eight sets of swing doors that deliver seamless access into the Zara concept store at Battersea Power Station. With a focus on clean lines and contemporary aesthetics, the door drives are discreetly hidden within each door lintel. TORMAX is a pioneer in the realm of invisible door automation and, in addition to the
1302.KI operator, offers the iMotion 1401, which is concealed within the floor space below the door.
tormax.co.uk
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