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To be included contact Louise May on 020 8269 7826 or
louise.may@
progressivemediainternational.com
QUANTUM FLOORING ACCESSORIES
Quantum Flooring Accessories off ers a complete range of stair nosings, entrance matting, capping strips, cove formers, transitions, trims, and flexible skirtings. The firm’s guide highlights its high- quality accessories enhancing safety, durability and aesthetics across various sectors such as healthcare, education, hospitality, and residential settings. Features include product info, fitting guidelines, technical specifications, and case studies. Dedicated to supporting the contract flooring industry, Quantum aims to simplify product selection for architects and specifiers. Access the guide at
tinyurl.com/quantumflooring or on +44 (0) 161 627 4222. quantumfl
ooring.co.uk
MAPEI MODULYSS
Decay. Transform. Become. Nature’s force is undeniable. It is in Mother Nature’s nature to thrive. To generate beauty where it’s so often overlooked. Modus – the latest collection of modulyss carpet tiles – was inspired by these natural processes. The new designs draw on the visual patterns formed by the ageing and weathering of man-made materials and structures. By the relentlessness of the elements over time. Beyond limitless aesthetic inspiration, modulyss draws one of its core brand values from nature. With sustainability and circularity at the heart of the brand’s mission, the story of the new Modus collection really does come full circle.
modulyss.com
Mapei has launched Keraquick Easy S1 – a rapid-setting flexible cementitious flooring adhesive for ceramic, porcelain and moisture- stable stone and mosaic tiles. It is ideal for fast-track renovations of heavy-traf icked areas and for rapid commercial and domestic installations, both internal and external. It can be used to install tiles onto most floor substrates; product features include excellent wetting out capabilities, making it ideal for large-format tiles. It can also be used during the autumn/winter and, once suf iciently cured, on days where night-time temperatures drop below +5°C.
mapei.co.uk
RINOS
Rinos, a specialised manufacturer of coir and entrance mats, will from June become the supplier of Aqua 85, previously known as Nomad Aqua NA85 by 3M. Renowned for its exceptional dirt absorption, Aqua 85 boasts a unique tufting method called Twin Fiber pile construction, combining hard scraping yarns with thin moisture-absorbing yarns. Its proven track record in high- traf ic commercial areas stems from its ef icient dirt hiding and easy vacuuming. Made from Econyl regenerated nylon, with an option for PVC-free Pura Backing, Aqua 85 is highly sustainable, containing 70% recycled materials. Available in five colours, in various sizes and roll formats, it off ers easy, quick installation on existing floors.
rinos.com
KREON
Explore unparalleled sophistication with kreon’s latest downlight 20 series and elevate your illumination to new heights with the versatile holon 20 range. Featuring minimalist design paired with cutting-edge functionality, these lighting solutions are perfect for any environment. Experience the future of lighting; available soon in kreon’s collection.
kreon.com
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