British carpet manufacturer, Heckmondwike FB, is revelling in the popularity of its handy Supacord Project Swatch, since a record number of requests have been made – 50% more than the same time period last year.

The Project Swatch, which allows architects to request up to five separate handy Supacord samples (9x4cm), has been hailed as an excellent tool for the industry and specifiers alike.  

By reducing weight, packaging and postage resources, as only selected samples are issued, the light and versatile Project Swatches provide a more cost-effective and environmentally friendly option compared to regular sample cards.  This gives the architect closer control of their project – by only showing the client the colours they have selected, rather than the full suite available.   Not to mention the fact that these booklets can be disassembled to be pinned to notice boards, mood boards and colour-theme charts – or even given to other contractors.

The unrivalled versatility of British-made Supacord, which is available in 40 colours, allows specific designs to be laid as it can be precisely cut without fear of ravelling or fraying.  The cost effective flooring which allows the floor to become a design feature, along with its A+ BRE Global Rating for schools, retail and offices, has proved very poplar with architects since its re-launch in 2010.

Product samples of varying degrees can all be requested from the Supacord website; from the full A4 Sample Card, the Supacord Pocket Book which contains all 40 colours and the Project Swatch.  For more information and to request a sample, please visit www.supacord.co.uk.

Posted by Carpets For Education on Friday 16th September, 2011 at 2:28pm

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