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Floors in Africa Magazine - October - November 2016

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Floors in Africa Description:

Publisher: Media-in-Africa

Category: Business

Language: English

Frequency: Bi-Monthly

FLOORS in Africa is the only specialised magazine dedicated to flooring on the African Continent, and over the 26 years of its existence it has become an invaluable tool in the hands of the industry professionals. To maintain its position as the mouthpiece of the flooring industry, the management and staff of the publication are in regular contact with the newsmakers and trendsetters both locally and internationally to keep our readership in touch with the latest flooring trends, developments and technology.

In this issue

With great excitement , the following features are brought to you this issue:

1. Access Flooring & Cable Management - Every facility requires a cable management system and more specialised installations will most certainly need access flooring installed. We take a look at where this flooring sector is heading and the role that Wi-Fi is playing, if any.

2. Proudly SA flooring - South Africans are proud to share our heritage with the world, achieving and in some cases exceeding international standards. From this stems South African-made products from locals who are driven to manufacture and sell merchandise that will make us as a nation, and as a flooring industry, loyal believers in advancing what belongs to SA.

3. Laminate flooring options - Offering an array of colour choices, and even more ranges that look like real wood and other floor types, it comes as no surprise that while continually tapping into the latest advancements in technology, these floorcoverings are here to stay.

4. Cost efficiency in Flooring - To keep within budget, every part of the project needs to come together in harmony. The installation needs to go smoothly, the floor needs to perform and be beautiful, and cleaning and maintenance programmes need to be adapted according to the type of floorcovering chosen. However, provision should always be made for any challenges that may arise.

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