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PAINTING & DECORATING


AXUS EXPANDS DÉCOR RANGE TO COVER A-Z OF DECORATING


The Axus Decor range covers products from painter’s clothing to surface preparation tools, paint application to clean-up, and beyond.


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tarting life out as a small hardware store in North West London, the business grew to become a supplier of decorating materials. Over five decades, feedback from thousands of decorating customers was used to develop the range. Today the company continues to work with decorator feedback to ensure product quality and utility is superior.


Protection products include S-Tex Painter's Trousers with 19 utility pockets and the Geoke Floor-Gripping Paint Barrier Sheet, whose rubber-embossed bottom layer keeps the sheet firmly in place. For substrate removal, there is a scraper with a lifetime guarantee and a range of Arystox self-sharpening ceramic abrasives that are extremely long-lasting and cut the surface rapidly. For paint application, the Captain Chunk Roller is an Axus Decor best-seller. It holds twice the paint of standard rollers, and its foam core makes it easy to cover rough, exterior surfaces such as pebbledash. • www.axusdecor.com


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Impulse hardening greatly increases the blade’s life Electroless Nickel Plating adds durability and corrosion resistance


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push-saw and pull-saw in-one


POCKET-SIZED saw cutter IMPULSE-HARDENED


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