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132 PRODUCTS SHOWCASE


To be included contact Louise May on 020 8269 7826 or louise.may@progressivemediainternational.com


IVC COMMERCIAL IVC Commercial is becoming a specialist in sheet vinyl floors for the contract and commercial sectors. The transition enables projects to benefit from the innovation that comes from a specialised flooring manufacturer. The Roots luxury vinyl tile collection is now supplied by Moduleo, award-winning carpet tiles are from Mohawk Group, while IVC Commercial remains the brand for commercial-grade heterogeneous vinyl floors made by IVC. All three brands are part of Unilin. David Bigland, VP sales and marketing at Unilin Flooring, said: “We’re now releasing each brand to focus on its category, so it can develop even more advanced solutions for the sectors that are most appropriate.” ivc-commercial.com


RIVIERA HOME TORMAX


Transforming a beachfront area of Brighton, Sea Lanes is the UK’s first National Open Water Swimming Centre. At the core of the development is a 50m, six-lane open-air heated swimming pool, supported by a commercial centre. Visitors are welcomed into the main pool building through a Tormax automatic sliding entrance system. The single-leaf door is powered by a Tormax 2203 drive, which at a height of just 100mm, is discreet and unobtrusive. Combining cutting-edge power electronics with proven motor technology, the drive delivers unparalleled reliability and longevity. With a focus on reliability combined with planned annual maintenance, many Tormax systems have been known to continue working for over 25 years. tormax.co.uk


Luxury carpet brand Riviera Home is known for its handcrafted approach and commitment to refined quality. Its new Turin design is no exception, featuring the effortless, timeless look of a beautiful basketweave design, crafted in a Wilton weave. It uses the resilience and natural appeal of 100% New Zealand wool to create a highly tactile carpet. There is a palette of four elevated neutral tones and the carpet is suitable for heavy domestic use. Turin comes in a 5m width. Its style, made for a luxurious and elegant finish, will transform homes, finding harmony in both contemporary and classic interiors. rivierahomeuk.com


IVC COMMERCIAL


Vinyl floors from IVC Commercial have been installed in new sixth form and gym buildings at Bryn Celynnog Comprehensive School in South Wales. The facilities were designed by Rio Architects, which chose Moduleo 55 Desert Stone – a high-performance luxury vinyl tile with scratch and stain resistance – for the learning and congregation areas due to its “textured and softer aesthetic” that fits with the building’s modern and sophisticated design. In the changing rooms and toilets, Rio chose the practicality and affordability of IVC Isafe 70 heterogeneous vinyl floors. The floor has a high level of slip resistance, and with Sanitec antibacterial treatment it is a durable, hygienic and low-maintenance option. ivc-commercial.com


BEAUFLOR


Suitable for schools and colleges needing an affordable solution for heavy-duty areas that’s also good to look at and easy to clean, Beauflor’s Xtreme sheet vinyl floor features a wear layer that can withstand intensive use and is protected with a coating to resist scratches, marks and stains. The floor is available in a range of digitally printed looks including natural wood planks. Beauflor also offers Create – a bespoke service that uses your ideas to create one-off solutions. beauflor.com


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