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UNILIN PANELS
The ability to combine a high- performance finish with inspirational design has seen Unilin Panels used throughout Universal Music Group’s Brussels ofices. The same Lorenzo Walnut medium brown with veneer structure was not only chosen for doors but for walls, the reception’s feature arch, planters and cabinets. The result is a sophisticated look that exudes warmth and a premium quality fitting. Unilin Panels HPL is ideal for doors as it has all the right properties to endure daily use. HPL is durable; highly impact and scratch resistant; resists fading, staining and moisture; and is easy to maintain. So, whatever your needs, you can be confident in a cost-effective finish that’s made to last.
unilinpanels.com MARMOX
Slicedstone by Marmox has been used to clad a lighthouse in Port Said, replacing the deactivated original, which stood over the city at the northern end of the Suez Canal since its opening in 1869. The lighthouse is considered architecturally important as it was the first in the world to be constructed from reinforced concrete, which architect Karim Gabr took into consideration when designing the replacement. Slicedstone was specified by Karim Gabr’s practice to enhance the lighthouse and its environs, being that it is a natural material produced from large stone slabs, with each veneer being unique in appearance.
marmox.co.uk
GRANORTE
The Vita Décor collection comes into its own as an alternative solution to natural cork finishes. Through direct-to-substrate digital printing techniques, Vita Décor explores the aesthetics of heritage parquet patterns, contemporary mosaic, tile, cool stone and trim styles. Vita Décor floors harness cork’s unique attributes to ensure excellent sound absorption, underfoot comfort and thermal insulation. Equipped with WEARTOP for a durable surface, as well as Uniclic for rapid installation and Microban for antibacterial protection, Vita Décor is packed with innovation.
granorte.pt
EBORCRAFT IDEAS
IDEAS’ Mobile Information Unit provides an easily recognisable, inclusive, physical touchpoint for people to meet staff and seek assistance. It’s suitable for transport hubs, stadia, shopping centres, leisure and hospitality, and other public spaces. It features a three-tier counter, recharging point, hearing loop, and can be mobile or fixed. It’s fabricated from steel and aluminium, with solid core laminate counter tops. Branding according to the customer’s requirements.
ideas.ltd.uk
In today’s modern world, a reception counter is more than just a counter, it is the first impression of both the business and building interior. Fusion by Eborcraft is a modular range of reception furniture, enabling flexible configurations to be built in most shapes, sizes and colour schemes required. Choose your own design in luxury wood veneers or durable laminates. Add a feature front, inlaid metallic panels or a company logo and enhance the overall appearance with stylish lighting where desired. Manufactured in York in the UK, Eborcraft’s comprehensive ranges are available through its UK wide dealer network.
eborcraft.co.uk
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