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Our pick of products new to market


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BeSmart by Bisley


WORDS BY TONY ROCK


Bisley has unveiled BeSmart, a smart storage solutions service encompassing everything from space planning consultations to the installation of smart lockers, which allow users to book lockers in advance. A key feature is the ability to generate data, enabling firms to make informed decisions about space planning and resource allocation. bisley.com


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One Piece Stool by KI Created using injection moulding tooling, the One Piece Stool is new to the Postura+ range. The glass-filled polypropylene stool is stain-resistant, antistatic, easy to clean, and has a non-marking, built-in glide for non-slip floors, while the lightweight, one- piece design means it can be stacked up to five high. kieurope.com


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Mollen by Nowy Styl The Mollen soft seating collection – inspired by the Swedish word ‘moln’, which translates to ‘cloud’ – features a comprehensive range of solutions, consisting of sofas, armchairs and tables, all available in a variety of sizes and premium materials and finishes. Mollen sofas can also be equipped with media ports. nowystyl.com


4 FixFinity by Havwoods FixFinity Floor is an adhesive-free, sustainable and reusable floor covering system. When brought together, FixFinity strips and matting become polarised and attract each other at an atomic level, creating a non-permanent bond. FixFinity Floor can be easily removed, reused and repurposed. havwoods.com/uk


5 Pontino by RAK Ceramics RAK Ceramics has extended its Signature Collection with the new Pontino range. Replicating travertine’s organic beauty while offering the practicality and durability of porcelain, the tiles have been developed using advanced Sync Effect digital technology to create highly defined and realistic designs. They are available in two shades: Ivory and Light Grey.


rakceramics.com/uk


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