Adhesives and wood flooring
Most wood flooring manufacturers (for the purpose of this article I’m only referring to fully-bonded timber, not looselay laminates or batten-bonded systems) will have their…
Continue readingMost wood flooring manufacturers (for the purpose of this article I’m only referring to fully-bonded timber, not looselay laminates or batten-bonded systems) will have their…
Continue readingThis is the time of year when many of us would normally be setting foot in shopping centres to buy Christmas presents, but of course…
Continue readingI think I may have said this before, but it bears reminding that as professional flooring contractors there are British Standard Codes of Practice that…
Continue readingRefurbishment and maintenance make up about 40% of all construction output in the UK, and as we emerge from the Covid-19 crisis, the need to…
Continue readingOver the course of the last few months we have all found ourselves in a bewildering world of uncertainty. The coronavirus pandemic has certainly opened…
Continue readingThe design features of carpet tiles have come on leaps and bounds in recent years. No longer are they just hard wearing tiles in practical…
Continue readingAs part of standardisation with our neighbours in Europe, there is a requirement on a lot of products to either get them tested or to…
Continue readingThe development in wood as a choice for both commercial and domestic flooring has grown significantly over my time in the industry. Many years ago,…
Continue readingI’m writing this fully confident summer is on its way, so I’d like to briefly discuss what the impact of hot and sometimes humid conditions…
Continue readingOne of the massive personal benefits I gain from working with the Contract Flooring Association (CFA) is the sharing of knowledge and understanding. However much I may think I know in the world of flooring, there is always more to learn and understand.
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