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Front Editor’s choice JUNCKERS
Junckers has launched a new initiative to help facilitate sourcing reclaimed Junckers floors. The Buy Back Scheme connects architects, designers and residential customers looking to source reclaimed flooring for a project with specialist reclaimed flooring companies who hold stock of Junckers reclaimed floors. Junckers will also connect flooring contractors who are replacing a Junckers floor with a specialist who will reclaim the floor, ready to be used again. The Buy Back Scheme is a way for Junckers to make sure as many solid hardwood floors as possible are reused and repurposed instead of ending up on landfill sites. Instead, the floors will have a new lease of life, contributing towards a more circular economy.
junckers.co.uk
PRODUCTS
RAWSON
Inspired by the natural surface of the founding materials of planets, Rawson Carpet Solutions’ new Nylon carpet tile offering, Earth Creation, offers a natural aesthetic with suggestions of meteoric rocks and dust coming together in space. The tiles are produced carbon neutral on a deep pile weight and with many colour options. LC1 class rated, familiar yarns run through each colour. Laid broadloom, brick-bond or tessellated, Earth Creation designer carpet tiles can offer an impressive complement to your designed space.
rawsoncarpetsolutions.co.uk EBORCRAFT
Jive by Eborcraft offers flexibility in both style and finish, allowing the space to dictate the use of the range. It is ideal for bespoke social spaces and affords simple clean lines for multipurpose use. Jive encourages bold choices in vibrant laminates and presents multiple table shapes, sizes and heights with choices of panel end, pedestal and open frames. Media and AV equipment can be easily and discreetly included within the collaboration table range. Eborcraft’s comprehensive ranges are available through their UK-wide dealer network.
eborcraft.co.uk
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