The exhibition, taking place at London’s Olympia on 18-19 November, is the perfect opportunity for social housing industry professionals to discuss the sector’s latest trends, technologies, concerns and opportunities.
Within an educational facility the floor needs to meet a multitude of different demands to ensure that it provides a long lasting, fit for purpose surface. For example it needs to maintain a visually engaging appearance that is conducive to learning despite the constant movement of thousands of students, food spillages and frequent cleaning.
The fresh website has been developed with the principles of usability at its core to ensure that technical information, contact details and Flowcrete’s flooring advice is all as readily available as possible.
This rapid pace of development means that it is essential to be working with the right suppliers, contractors, building materials and equipment to ensure that projects can be conducted both quickly and to a high standard.
On stand E36 of the event, taking place at Glasgow’s SECC from the 25th-26th November, Flowcrete UK will be demonstrating the potential of its Floorzone concept to combine resin floor finishes with high-performance, sustainably manufactured screeds and efficient underfloor heating systems.
These awards recognise key members of the resin flooring manufacturer’s global team whose active collaboration between Flowcrete’s international companies and other RPM subsidiaries have added significant value to all the businesses involved.
From 6th – 11th October, the NEC will become a melting pot of all the stakeholders within the built environment and a hotbed of debate about the sector’s key topics, new technologies and important issues.
This certification means that food and beverage producers operating a Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) based food safety programme can specify flooring materials, safe in the knowledge that they will meet the relevant regulatory authority’s standards for safe procurement, production and processing as well as the requirements of the world’s leading quality and food safety standards.
The 13,000 capacity venue has already become a popular leisure destination. This is in large part thanks to its innovative design, which has won a string of accolades, including Public and Commercial Development of the Year, City and Urban Regeneration prizes, the Architectural Excellence Award (Public building) and a Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland (RIAS) award.
The global resin specialists will be showcasing a complete flooring solution for food and beverage production and processing facilities at the Huis ter Duin, Netherlands, from the 18th to the 19th May.
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