Commercial Flooring Report: Vol. 77, № 1 (Unstable Flooring Materials)


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One who purchases, installs, sells and even produces flooring materials would and should expect them to remain stable and flat on the floor. This isn't always the case and the causes for that are often found in the material itself or in the way the product was installed. Unstable can mean; uneven, unsound, insecure and changeable. In fact this condition is becoming more prevalent and an issue with hard surface flooring materials in particular. Let's take a look at some hard surface flooring materials to reveal the problems that can occur and the causes and cures.

Floor Trends Magazine: Vol. 17, № 2 (February 2015)


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ON THE COVER:

When it comes to hot products, there is little argument luxury vinyl tile (LVT) and the many formats it has spawned is the hottest selling item in the industry today, such as can be seen by this FloorFolio product used in the Surf Shop. With so much competition, how is a retailer or commercial contractor supposed to be competitive yet profitable? This issue's feature on page 24 offers some advice on the subject.

TILE Magazine: Vol. 12, № 1 (January / February 2015)


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On the cover: The floor of this living space features tile from the Urban Posh by Ragno USA. Available in a 12- x 24-inch plank format, the tile integrates the look of linen with the strength and durability of robust glazed porcelain. The walls are clad in 2- x 2-inch mosaics, mesh-mounted in 12- x 12-inch modules. Learn about more new tile and installation products in the Product Showcase, which begins on page 14

Contemporary Stone & Tile Design: Vol. 22, № 1 (Winter 2015)


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ON THE COVER:
For the third floor terrace at the AKA Beverly Hills Hotel, a tranquil and elegant atmosphere was achieved with natural stone. A focal point of the outdoor space is a fountain built of Bluestone — supplied by Sepulveda Building Materials. The stone is characterized by shades of blues and browns, and the size of each piece ranges from 2 to 5 inches. Story begins on page 32.