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InterfaceFLOR's next generation innovation TacTiles eliminate the health hazards of VOCs (volatile organic compounds) prevalent in conventional carpet glues, making them ideal for use in schools, healthcare facilities, public and private buildings.

TacTiles are glue free adhesive films that connect carpet tiles together to form a stable surface, creating a floating floor over almost any hard surface. They're a sustainable alternative and also perfect for heritage fitouts, where maintaining original flooring integrity is a concern.

TacTiles are easy ot remove and recycle, making replacement of stained carpet tiles a simple and economical task.
More Information
Email: enquiries.ap@interfaceflor.com
Web: InterfaceFLOR

Quantumstone has developed the 'Cleancrete' range of pavers to contribute in creating a healthier environment. The Pavers made with 'Cleancrete" will reduce the amounts of pollutants in the air above it. By constructing paved areas the naturally occurring process of pollution degradation by photolysis is accelerated by up to 30 times.

A specially modified titanium dioxide is used as a photo catalyst. The photocalactic reaction is triggered by ultraviolet radiation generated by sunlight. The chemical reaction will convert pollutants such as nitrogen oxides (NOx) into harmless and beneficial nitrates. The chemical reaction between the "Cleancrete" and ultraviolet radiation is not depleted and remains intact. Therefore the photo catalytic reaction of "Cleancrete" will continue to clean the air indefinitely.

This technology is being used on projects throughout Europe and Asia, with outstanding results with projects tested showing results of 60% reductions of nitrogen oxide pollutants in the air. The 'Cleancrete" technology is available in the entire range from
Masonry and Slate Pty Ltd with an option for custom designs in order to meet any style, colour or size required.

Image: Zaragoza Bridge. Pavillion for the EXPO 2008 in Zaragoza Spain. Architect Zaha Hadid.

“The great thing about fibreC is the chance to re-evaluate the concrete itself – concrete traditionally speaking: heavy, cold, strong, whereas fibreC allows us to make something very light. So how do you make it more light, how do you make it warmer, how do you get different qualities out of it, how to shift the notion of the stereotypical understanding of the material.” Yusuke Obuchi, Co-Director, AA Design Research Lab

(www.fibrec.com.au)

Compared to its most similar textile of cotton, bamboo does not usually require pesticides or fertilisers and grows well without aid. The environmental benefits of bamboo are numerous. Bamboo plants are very quick growers and do not require fertilisers or pesticides for a successful crop. They also require very little water and they can survive drought conditions as well as flooding

More information:
Web: www.vervedc.com
Phone: (03) 9532 2003
Fax: (03) 9532 2004
Email: enq@vervedc.com
Address: 30 Teton Court, Highett Vic 3190

eWater Systems Pty Ltd is a new Australian Company formed to market a range of chemical free sanitizing and cleaning products. These electrolyzed water products are proven to be highly effective, yet remarkably affordable. Being at least as powerful as traditional methods, they promise to revolutionise the way we approach commercial, industrial and agricultural cleaning and sanitizing needs.

Applications in Commercial Kitchens & Hospitals - Cleaning and sanitzing hands, fruit and vegetables, food preparation surfaces, cooking equipment, walls, floors and hard surfaces.

"Green Void," is the latest collaboration between MakMax and Chris Bosse of LAVA.

The lightweight Lycra sculpture hovers within the Customs House atrium, taking in Café Sydney's top floor position stretching to the model of Sydney incased in the glass floor at ground level. The translucent fabric allows ample amounts of sunlight through from the atrium some 5 floors above creating a surreal experience as the surroundings take on a
lime green glow. At night the structure is illuminated to take on the look of lava bubbling up from a volcano.

Award winning Sexy Floors Australia started more than a decade ago. AAA Sexy Floors are designer epoxy leaders. The secret (innovation) is in the application. Sexy floors Australia is proud to use only environmentally friendly products. No VOC's.

Catering for the upmarket consumer, this stylish block colour epoxy floor bets boring old polished concrete floors any day and shows off by breaking up the room with an elegant walkway.

This floor covering is not only a designer finish but non slip. Complimenting this showroom with style and substance.

One component corrosion inhibiting cement mortar for the protection of reinforcement rods, to prevent rust formation. Mixed with water it becomes an easily workable and applicable mortar. It is impermeable to water and aggressive gases in the atmosphere. High alkalinity, excellent adhesion to metal and the presence of corrosion inhibitors. For more information, contact MAPEI Australia Australia today.

Austeel Stainless markets a standard range of metal finishes specialising in meeting customers specific needs by offering a customised finishes services. This comprehensive range incorporating high abuse / anti-vandal to up market and prestigious looking finishes.

CrystalPave crushed glass decorative paving systems have been used to create a "dry water feature." The "Islands and Eddies" feature forms the central focal point of the Central Linear Park in Gungahlin Town Centre.

"Water restrictions prevented us from designing and installing a water feature favoured by the local community," said landscape architect Paul Bombardier of dsb Landscape Architects. "So the concept behind the feature was to provide an abstract expression of that desire."

CrystalPave crushed glass decorative paving by MPS Paving Systems Australia was chosen as the solution - a combination of recycled, coloured glass and a UV stable resin binder. It is mixed and trowelled to form a durable pure glass surface.

Innvotech's InnvoLoc™, the world’s first peel ‘n stick floating floor tile system.
With InnvoLoc, any tile can become a floating tile as the peel ‘n stick glue is pre-applied to the InnvoLoc bases not the tile.

The InnvoLoc system consists of three components: acoustic recycled rubber underlay; pre-glued size-adjustable interlocking bases; and flexible grout. InnvoLoc utilises InnvoLay recycled rubber acoustic underlay to provide a firm, non-slip and quiet foundation on which to lay the InnvoLoc bases. The joins are grouted using InnvoGrout flexible grout.