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IDS has flooring covered including an extended LVT offer S
pecialist surface materials distributor IDS offers a comprehensive portfolio
of flooring products spanning luxury vinyl tile (LVT), real wood and laminate, at a variety of price points, to offer unrivalled choice for the kitchen and bathroom environment. With over 300 product lines available ex-stock
from a range of leading flooring brands including Malmo™, Tuscan, BerryAlloc®, LiViT, Faus, Krono Original and Swiss Krono, IDS customers benefit from delivery to anywhere in the UK within 24-48 hours from a nationwide distribution network of 18 branches. IDS’s flooring portfolio features an extensive
choice of stylish and durable products, spanning a breadth of designs, colours and textures, supported with installation accessories and underlays. All products offer the assurance of first-class environmental credentials including FSC® certification across its Tuscan wood flooring range and Formaldehyde and PCP free products within its laminate and LVT flooring collections. The most recent development in the IDS
flooring portfolio is the introduction of 13 new designs to the Malmo™ stickdown luxury vinyl tile (LVT) range, reflecting continued market demand for LVT as a practical alternative to hardwood and stone flooring. The new plank, herringbone, and tile designs further enhance the brand’s extensive choice of stickdown and rigid products to offer the ultimate in design and installation flexibility.
18 BKU AUGUST 2021 Gail Alcock, Flooring Director at IDS, says: “LVT
continues to be the fastest growing product in the market due to being easy to install and its ability to deliver stylish and authentic looks, while offering the performance and cleaning advantages of a manufactured material. We’ve updated the Malmo™ stickdown range to further enhance the product’s appeal, giving designers and consumers more design and installation choice than ever.” Malmo™ stickdown offers a number of benefits
that make it an ideal floorcovering choice in the kitchen and bathroom. Due to being fully bonded onto the subfloor it can bear the weight of kitchen furniture, heavy appliances and island units without any risk of expansion or contraction. The flooring is also more stable to variations in temperature, meaning it is suitable for use near bi-fold and patio doors and in conservatories. In bathrooms Malmo™ LVT comes into its own being
waterproof, R10 slip resistant and naturally warm underfoot. Alcock says: “LVT offers significant sales potential
in the kitchen and bathroom market due to its flexibility for installation in any environment. You can for example recreate the look of on-trend large format concrete tiles in the bathroom with a product that is waterproof, highly durable, inherently warm underfoot and slip resistant. The fact that it is fully compatible with underfloor heating is another major selling point.” The complete Malmo™ Luxury Vinyl Tile (LVT)
range offers 57 designs in plank, tile and herringbone formats across Rigid Comfort, Rigid Senses and Stickdown formats. Other LVT options available ex-stock include BerryAlloc® Pure which brings a new dimension to the IDS LVT portfolio due to its capability for multidirectional installation and LiViT luxury vinyl tile (LVT), which offers a high quality, durable and design-led flooring solution at a competitive price point. In wood, Tuscan is responding to the enduring
trend for geometric flooring with its elegant Modelli chevron and herringbone designs and the company’s laminate offer includes an expansive choice of design-led, high quality, competitively priced flooring, including waterproof options.
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