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heckmondwike fb has added the Momentum carpet to its ‘Creative Flooring’ range. The product has a striking random cross design and is offered in a range of 12 colourways, from the lighter shades of Granite to the vibrant Amazonite. It is available in both broadloom carpet and carpet tile.

Fibre bonded carpet and carpet tile maker Heckmondwike FB has relaunched its Montague range. It now incorporates an amber layer to create the popular dot design pattern. The layer enriches the colours in the range as a result of its warm earthy tones. The range now comprises 21 colourways. The refreshed appearance can be viewed on the company's website and it will be supported by new sample cards

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A Green Guide 'A' rating has been awarded to Liversedge, West Yorkshire-based Heckmondwicke for all its fibre bonded carpet and carpet tiles submitted for environmental profiling by the Building Research Establishment. 'The environment profiles are created by identifying and assessing the environmental effects of building materials over their entire life cycle,' said marketing manager Abby Chandler. 'This standardised method of collecting and analysing data ensures a level playing field for comparing the environmental profiles of different flooring ranges and and types.' The Green Guide A rating for products like Supacord and Broadrib, offer Heckmondwicke FB the opportunity to present architects and designers with credible environmental information cutting through the significant number of claims and counterclaim. In 2005 the company was awarded full accreditation to the Environment Management System ISO 14001.

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Montage carpet tiles from Heckmondwike were installed in the first wave of the new buildings in the Leeds combined Secondary Schools project. The tile has a rib on rib design, creating a distinctive, random textured, design surfacer structure, which is more typically associated with its tufted counterparts. The two layer structure offers noise reduction benefits, while its thermal properties conserve heat. It is available in 18 colourways.

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