ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE Become a Fix-A-Floor stockist
When looking for new products to stock, the market is saturated with products that all do the same thing, so finding niche products can be extremely difficult but that’s where Fix-A-Floor comes in!
Fix-A-Floor is an innovative product that enables you to repair loose or hollow floor tiles without the need to remove or replace! Winner of the Tile association’s “Best Innovation”
Award last year, the product comprises an extra strength repair bonding adhesive suitable for tile, marble, porcelain, stone or wooden floors, including those with underfloor heating. It is designed for both DIY and trade users who need to repair areas of floor where tiles have become loose or developed hollow voids underneath and removing or replacing isn’t an option!
With the current cost-of-living crisis affecting
both retailers and customers Fix-A-Floor enables customers to save thousands of pounds in removing and replacing entire flooring! It can be applied using a standard caulking gun and cures with elastomeric properties creating a long- lasting bond between the tile and substrate, it’s been tested with anhydrite screeds, large format tiles and even on creaky wooden flooring. “This is a great opportunity for tile retailers and distributors,” says Adrian Cox. “People love to have their problems solved, and we are now aware of many examples of customers going
into a retailer to buy Fix-A-Floor as a distress purchase. They have a good experience with the product and later go back into the same retailer to make a much larger tile purchase. This is a great opportunity for retailers to build strong and lasting customer relationships!” Fix-A-Floor currently promotes all its stockists via their website and social media pages which importantly drives more footfall into stores For more information or to become a stockist call Fix-A-Floor on 0121 270 8883, email
adrian@fixafloor.co.uk or visit
www.fixafloor.co.uk
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