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Malmo takes Terrazzo trend to the next level with new Rigid Comfort tile design
Malmo™ has embraced the trend for terrazzo-inspired design with the launch of the new Marma tile décor, one of four stylish new tiles to join its Rigid Comfort Luxury Vinyl Tile (LVT) flooring range. With its soft, neutral colourway, Marma would create an impact in a variety of interior settings from muted relaxed tones to striking bold statement styles. The design allows consumers to achieve the fashionable terrazzo design look with the benefit of easy installation and at a fraction of the cost of the traditional material. Malmo™ Rigid Comfort tiles are durable, easy to install and provide a low-maintenance flooring solution in busy households and commercial settings alike. Fast and easy to fit, the tiles measure 457mm x 300mm x 5.5mm and benefit from a built-in 1mm underlay.
IDS supports customers with biggest ever Solutions Guide
IDS, the UK’s largest distributor of decorative surfaces, has updated its Solutions Guide for 2023. Bigger than ever before, this new bumper brochure spans 80 pages and provides retailers, manufacturers and contractors with an insight into the depth of IDS’s unrivalled portfolio, which includes flooring, wall panelling, worktops, solid surface, laminate, decorative panel products and composite decking.
All Rigid Comfort designs are 5.5mm thick and have a rigid SPC waterproof core. They are R10 slip resistant, compatible for use with water-piped underfloor heating systems, and come with a 15-year domestic and seven-year commercial warranty.
0845 7 298 298
info@malmoflooring.com
www.malmoflooring.com
Kelda – Sustainable Showering K
elda aim is to deliver the best possible shower experience using the least amount of water, less water also reduces the amount of energy required to heat the hot water, which also reduces carbon emissions.
Kelda showers use around 50% less water and energy than a standard shower, also saving 590kg
This must-have guide gives professionals a detailed introduction to the 50 leading surface material brands that IDS represents and distributes throughout the UK. Image-led, the A4-sized book is packed with product information to support customers in their day-to- day business.
For ease of reference, brands are split into dedicated categories with each featured across a full page where USPs are highlighted alongside inspirational lifestyle photography. Information on IDS’s multi-channel service, which includes 24/7 online ordering, is provided along with contact details for each of the company’s regional branches. The guide can be viewed online through IDS’s website and hard copies are also available by emailing or calling IDS directly.
0845 7 298 298
solutions@idsurfaces.co.uk
www.idsurfaces.co.uk
of carbon dioxide a year which can save a family of four approximately £425 a year. The patented Air- Powered showers use the principle of fuel injection technology, and each shower features an intelligent microprocessor and a fan that controls the delivery of water and air to the shower head. The shower head atomises water into 100s of droplets, each 2.5X larger than that in a standard
shower, these droplets hit the skin with 15X more impact making less water feel like more. Kelda showers ensure that the reduction in water flow doesn’t compromise either the showering experience or performance. Consumers still feel they are enjoying a traditional shower without having to shower for longer, or struggle to rinse their hair. Their Bubble Spa shower not only saves energy but provides a uniquely relaxing massaging experience that is enhanced by the large bubbles ‘tapping’ the skin as they fall.
www.keldashowers.com 18 BKU MAY 2023
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