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HeckmondwikeQuality in every fibre


Heavy Contract Carpet and Tiles

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SFibre Bonded

Supacord

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Credentials

MANUFACTURING

The Heckmondwike name has

always stood for quality and

workmanship.

We’re proud of that reputation.

And recently, we invested millions

of pounds in new plant, machinery,

warehousing and systems to

preserve it.

Making us better placed than ever

to meet the demands of our

customers with fast, efficient

manufacturing and speedy

delivery across our complete

product range.

All backed up by meticulous

quality control and independent

quality assurance to BS EN ISO

9001.

RANGE

Our product portfolio offers

choice, performance and value

across a wide range of carpet

types. It includes our popular fibre

bonded range; exceptionally

durable carpets and carpet tiles

for areas of heavy wear and tear.

Our tufted carpets are hard

wearing and shrug off stains,

making them ideal for care

environments like sheltered

accommodation and

nursing homes.

And we offer an excellent choice

of specialist entrance and

reception area carpeting that can

be customised with your choice of

colours and logos.

SUPPORT

As important as it is to choose the

best quality carpet, correct

installation and care are crucial to

its performance and longevity.

Heckmondwike’s technical

services team offers all the

support you need during the

planning and installation of your

contract carpet, along with a

comprehensive after sales service

to ensure it goes on looking its

best for years to come.

Welcome to Heckmondwike. Contract carpeting with quality in every fibre

Heckmondwike is the UK’s leading specialist in heavy contract carpets

and carpet tiles. In fact, we’ve been at the forefront of the industry for

over 40 years. Which means you can choose from one of the widest

ranges of hardwearing fibre bonded and tufted products with absolute

confidence and complete peace of mind.

Whatever the project - a school or college, a commercial building,

a hospital, a library or a museum - Heckmondwike is your assurance

of quality and service from start to finish.

SUPACORD: WILLOW, HEATHER STEEL GREY & BLUE

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Heckmondwike Contents Contents

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Company Credentials 2

Environment 4 - 5

Sectors & Projects 6 - 7

Fibre Bonded Carpets & Tiles 8 - 19

Supacord 10 - 11

Broadrib 12 - 13

Wellington Velour 14 - 15

Hobnail 16 - 17

Iron Duke 18 - 19

Creative Range 20 - 25

Array 22 - 23

Montage 24 - 25

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Entrance & Transition Area

Carpets & Tiles 26 - 41

Battleship/Hippo 28 - 29

Diamond 30 - 31

Dreadnought 32 - 33

Vanquisher 34 - 35

Zephyr 36 - 37

Sticks & Stones/Precipice 38 - 39

Conqueror 40 - 41

Specialist Carpets, Tiles & Mats 42 - 49

Expo Tiles 44 - 45

Loose Lay Mats 46 - 47

Bespoke Entrance Designs 48 - 49

Care Range 50 - 55

Total Care 52 - 53

Pure Care 54 - 55

Technical Support 56 - 59

Tile Installation 56

Fibre Bonded Sheet Installation 57

Tufted Sheet Installation 58

Maintenance 59



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Our Environmental Policies

MANUFACTURING

The Heckmondwike factory is fully

accredited to BS EN ISO 14001: 2004

and appropriate industry codes of

practice for sustainability, alongside

existing quality, health, safety and

business management systems.

REGENERATION

We actively encourage waste

reduction, re-use and recycling in all

our manufacturing activities and

through the life cycle of our products.

The result is a reduction in waste and

the consumption of raw materials.

RESPONSIBILITY

What waste arises from our

manufacturing process is managed

and disposed responsibly in line with

regulations and industry best practice.

For a full copy of our environment

policy, please visit our website:

www.heckmondwike-fb.co.uk

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Certification

CERTIFICATION OF

ENVIRONMENTAL PROFILES

Following individual assessment,

Supacord has been awarded a BRE A+

certification for use in schools and

offices. For a full list of all products

tested and the results, please visit:

www.greenbooklive.com

ENVIRONMENTAL

MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

Heckmondwike FB has been BS EN ISO

14001:2004 certified since June 2005.

This reflects our commitment to

minimise our company’s impact on

the environment.

Environmental Profile SchemeCertificate Number ENP363

FM00644 Certificate No. EMS 73345 Certificate No. ENP363

Certificate No. ENP363 & 364

Certificate Number EMS 73345

Heckmondwike and the environment

Our factory location in the heart of Yorkshire is a daily reminder

of the need to protect and preserve the environment. It’s why we

make sure everything we do and everything we use in the manufacture

of our carpets has as little impact as possible on the world around us.

We keep a close eye on our activities and objectives to check we’re

staying true to our principles. And when we see an opportunity to

make improvements, that’s exactly what we do.

SFibre Bonded

Supacord

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Heckmondwike. For every sector you design in

Different building environments challenge carpets in different ways.

But whatever the unique requirements of your project, you’ll find a

Heckmondwike carpet to meet them.

By understanding the needs of architects and interior designers from one

sector to the next, we have been able to develop a broad range of products

to satisfy an equally broad range of demands.

So whether it’s in education, commercial, retail or the public sector,

Heckmondwike has the answer.

SUPACORD : ANTHRACITE & ORANGE

CARE ENVIRONMENTS

Combining durability, stain resistance

and a wide range of colours, our

carpets for the care environment have

all our knowledge of the sector

designed into them.

With fully impervious backing,

excellent anti-chemical properties and

certification to all relevant residential

care regulations, they are the practical

and compliant choice.

RETAIL

Constant traffic along with dirt and

debris from the street all take their

toll on carpeting in shops and

department stores. So the

Heckmondwike range is designed to

withstand wear and tear even over

the busiest sales periods. With one

of the broadest ranges of colours

and patterns to choose from, you can

be confident you’ll find the right

match for any shop fit and interior

design scheme.

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Sectors

EDUCATION

Educational establishments are

perhaps the ultimate test for

any floorcovering.

Our durable fibre bonded carpets are

ideal for classrooms, corridors, offices

and common rooms.

And from the smallest village school

to the largest metropolitan university,

their choice of colours and finishes

help to create the perfect environment

for learning.

COMMERCIAL

Image is everything in the commercial

sector. But durability and value for

money aren’t far behind.

Heckmondwike carpets will help you

score on all counts, with a choice of

quality products for office interiors

that are stylish, attractive and which

keep their looks through the ups and

downs of business life.

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SUPACORD : PURPLE SFibre Bonded

Supacord

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Features and Benefits

• British made

• Will not ravel or fray

• Antistatic

• Anti-slip

• Thermal properties conserve heat

• Acoustic properties reduce

noise pollution

• Low maintenance costs

• Low installation costs

Products Page

Supacord 10 - 11

Broadrib 12 - 13

Wellington Velour 14 - 15

Hobnail 16 - 17

Iron Duke 18 - 19

Heckmondwike Fibre Bonded Fibre Bonded

For further information visit our website


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SFibre Bonded

Supacord

Graphite Flint Claret Seal Lavender Anthracite Red Mulberry

Kingston Grey Moorland Orange Amethyst Blueberry Azure Indigo Cobalt

Violet Pacific Blue Kingfisher Damson Astra Blue Moonlight Acorn Gunmetal

Safari Pale Olive Arctic Blue Pebble Green Emerald Opal Willow

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Heckmondwike Supacord Fibre Bonded

Popular Supacord is widely specified for

many education buildings across the UK.

In addition to the education sector,

Supacord can be found in retail outlets,

office environments and public sector

buildings. Supacord is highly cost

competitive and is the perfect choice

for areas of heavy wear and tear.

Specification Supacord

Fibre Construction (Sheet)80% Polypropylene, 15% Polyamide, 5% Recycled Polyester

Fibre Construction (Tile)80% Polypropylene, 15% Polyamide, 5% Recycled Polyester

Colour Fastness Light (BS EN ISO 105:B02) 6Wet Rubbing (BS EN ISO 105:BO1) 4-5Dry Rubbing (BS EN ISO 105:X12) 4-5

Flammability

BS5287 Assessment and labelling of Textile Floorcoverings tested to BS4790 (Hot Metal Nut Test) - Low Radius of Char

BS EN 13501:2002 Euroclass Cfl-s1 (Sheet) Euroclass Bfl-s1 (Tile)

Antistatic Suitable for use in computer rooms

Formats Sheet Tiles

Backing - Bitumen

Size2 metre and 4 metre. Ribbing runs down length of roll

50cm x 50cm

Weight 1020gm metre2 4020gm metre2

Thickness 6.20mm 7.60mm

BREEAM RatingA+ (Certificate 363 for office, schools & retail)

A (Certificate 363 for office, schools & retail)

Steel Grey Magenta Heather

Purple Blue Blue Moon

Onyx Sherwood Aquamarine

Yellow

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BFibre Bonded

Broadrib

Graphite Anthracite Flint Steel Purple Violet Kingston Grey Amethyst

Claret Cobalt Magenta Blueberry Blue Teal Opal Emerald

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Fibre Bonded

Specification Broadrib



Colour Fastness Light (BS EN ISO 105:B02) >6Wet Rubbing (BS EN ISO 105:BO1) 5Dry Rubbing (BS EN ISO 105:X12) 5

Flammability


BS EN 13501:2002 Euroclass Cfl-s1 (Sheet) Euroclass Cfl-s1 (Tile)


Formats Sheet Tiles

Backing - Bitumen


50cm x 50cm


Thickness 7.50mm 8.80mm



Heckmondwike Broadrib

Versatile Broadrib has a wider rib structure

than Supacord creating a more defined

contrast in its texture. Broadrib is widely

used in the education sector as it is highly

durable yet proves easy to maintain.

Broadrib can also be found in public sector

buildings, libraries and retail outlets.

Indigo Blue Moon Pacific Blue

Pebble Onyx

Acorn Willow Pale Olive

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WFibre Bonded

Amethyst Charcoal Chocolate Claret Dove Grey Emerald Gingerbread Kingston Grey

Lincoln Green Marine Moonstone Mulberry Pale Olive Pebble Petrol Blue Sapphire

Wellington Velour

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Fibre Bonded

Specification Wellington Velour

Fibre Construction (Sheet) 90% Polypropylene, 10% Recycled Polyester

Fibre Construction (Tile) 90% Polypropylene, 10% Recycled Polyester


Flammability




Formats Sheet Tiles

Backing - Bitumen

Size 2 metre 50cm x 50cm


Thickness 10mm 11.20mm



Heckmondwike Wellington Velour

Wellington Velour is a popular option

for a broad spectrum of locations:

from education buildings to offices and

retail outlets. With a comprehensive range

of striking colour options, Wellington Velour

can create an impactful floor finish that

delivers outstanding performance.

Slate Blue Teal Blue

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HFibre Bonded

Hobnail

Arabian Red Astra Blue Blueberry Charcoal Cobalt Dove Grey Magenta Mercury

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Fibre Bonded

Specification Hobnail



Colour Fastness Light (BS EN ISO 105:B02) 6Wet Rubbing (BS EN ISO 105:BO1) 5Dry Rubbing (BS EN ISO 105:X12) 5

Flammability




Formats Sheet Tiles

Backing - Bitumen

Size 2 metre 50cm x 50cm


Thickness 7.20mm 8mm

Heckmondwike Hobnail

Hobnail offers a striking cobbled surface

structure in a variety of colour options

that complements a wide range of building

types, locations and décor schemes.

With low installation and maintenance costs,

Hobnail is designed to withstand the most

demanding environments.

Pacific Blue Pebble

Mulberry Onyx

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IFibre Bonded

Iron Duke

Anthracite Arabian Red Blue Chip Indigo Chestnut Dove Grey Forest Green Gingerbread

Lincoln Green Amethyst Blue Moon Pebble Petrol Blue Sapphire Blueberry Magenta

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Fibre Bonded

Specification Iron Duke


Colour Fastness Light (BS EN ISO 105:B02) >6Wet Rubbing (BS EN ISO 105:BO1) 4-5Dry Rubbing (BS EN ISO 105:X12) 4-5

Flammability


BS EN 13501:2002 Euroclass Cfl-s1


Formats Sheet

Backing -

Size 2 metre and 4 metre

Weight 900gm metre2

Thickness 5mm

Heckmondwike Iron Duke

Iron Duke has a flat finish and is a

cost-effective product which cuts in

any direction and is easy to install

and maintain. With thermal properties

to conserve heat, Iron Duke is the

perfect choice for public sector

and commercial buildings.

Kingfisher Heather

Lavender Claret

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MONTAGE: CLARET MCreative Range

Montage

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• British made

• Distinctive surface pattern



• Acoustic properties reduce

noise pollution



Products Page

Array 22 - 23

Montage 24 - 25

Heckmondwike Creative Range Creative Range



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WFibre Bonded

WellingtonVelour

ACreative Range

Array

Blue Black Red Lime Purple Magenta

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Creative RangeHeckmondwike Array

With a smart linear pattern in a choice of six

vibrant accent shades, Array is a fresh new

take on this popular design trend. Perfect for

commercial and education settings, Array blends

easily with contrasting colour options from the

Broadrib range to create contemporary and

high-performance installations.

Specification Array

Fibre Construction 85% Polypropylene, 15% Polyamide


Flammability


BS EN 13501:2002 Euroclass Bfl-s1


Formats Tiles

Backing Bitumen

Size 50cm x 50cm

Weight 4075gm metre2

Thickness 9mm

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WFibre Bonded

WellingtonVelour

MCreative Range

Montage

Anthracite Flint Indigo Sapphire Blueberry Plum Claret Ruby

Slate Bronzite Cobalt Pacific Blue Magenta Cerise Granite Turquoise

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Creative RangeHeckmondwike Montage

Innovative Montage with its distinctive,

random textured, surface design is specified

for many education and commercial projects

where aesthetic appearance and performance

are equally important. With a wide range

of colour options, Montage is a creative

floor finish that looks great in the most

demanding environments.

Specification Montage

Fibre Construction (Sheet) 45% Polypropylene, 30% Polyamide, 25% Modacrylic

Fibre Construction (Tile) 85% Polypropylene, 15% Polyamide


Flammability




Formats Sheet Tiles

Backing - Bitumen

Size 2 metre and 4 metre 50cm x 50cm





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DREADNOUGHT: ANTHRACITE DEntrance Area

Dreadnought

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• British made

• Specially designed for entrance areas



• Acoustic properties reduce noise pollution



Products Page

Battleship/Hippo 28 - 29

Diamond 30 - 31

Dreadnought 32 - 33

Vanquisher 34 - 35

Zephyr 36 - 37

Sticks & Stones/Precipice 38 - 39

Conqueror 40 - 41

Heckmondwike Entrance & Transition Area Entrance Area



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WFibre Bonded

WellingtonVelour

BHEntrance Area

Battleship/Hippo

Blue Indigo Brown Lincoln Green Pale Olive Slate Anthracite Ash Grey

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Entrance AreaHeckmondwike Battleship/Hippo

Popular Battleship/Hippo is a dedicated

entrance area carpet which is used

extensively in education and public sector

buildings as it has been designed to clean

shoes and is ideal as an interceptor. Hippo

comes with a rubber waffle backing and can

be loose laid in small areas or footwells.

Pebble Fiesta

Heath Moorland

Specification Battleship/Hippo

Fibre Construction 90% Polypropylene, 10% Recycled Polyester


Flammability BS6307 Methanamine Pill Test - Pass

Formats Sheet

Backing Rubber Waffle (Hippo)

Size 2 metre and 4 metre. Ribbing runs down length of roll

Weight 1495gm metre2 (Battleship) 2379gm metre2 (Hippo)

Thickness 10.50mm (Battleship) 12mm (Hippo)

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WFibre Bonded

WellingtonVelour

DEntrance Area

Diamond

Beige Charcoal Indigo Chocolate Crystal Blue Dolphin Blue Emerald Moorland

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Entrance AreaHeckmondwike Diamond

Versatile Diamond, with a cobbled effect

surface, is the popular choice for creating

eye-catching entrance areas with bespoke

logos and designs. Diamond has been used

in wide variety of locations; from school

receptions and hotel lobbies to office foyers

and retail store entrances.

Red Silver

Specification Diamond





Formats Sheet Tiles

Backing Rubber Crumb Bitumen


50cm x 50cm


Thickness 10.50mm 11mm

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WFibre Bonded

WellingtonVelour

DEntrance Area

Dreadnought

Anthracite Ash Grey Fiesta Indigo Lincoln Green Moorland Pebble Slate

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Entrance AreaHeckmondwike Dreadnought

Striking Dreadnought features an attractive

diagonal, ribbed surface structure which is

popular in schools, colleges and universities.

In areas of heavy wear and tear, the high

durability meets the performance

expectations of heavy footfall.

Specification Dreadnought





Formats Sheet Tiles

Backing Rubber Waffle Bitumen


50cm x 50cm



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WFibre Bonded

WellingtonVelour

VEntrance Area

Vanquisher

Blueberry Blue Moon Charcoal Deep Blue Kingfisher Mulberry Onyx Pebble

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Specification Vanquisher




Formats Sheet

Backing Rubber Waffle

Size 2 metre and 4 metre. Ribbing runs down length of roll


Thickness 11.50mm

Entrance AreaHeckmondwike Vanquisher

The alternative rib and velour surface

pattern on Vanquisher is specially

designed for entrance areas of public

buildings, including schools, universities

and colleges. As a specialist entrance

area carpet, Vanquisher can be used to

protect internal carpets from outside

soiling and moisture.

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WFibre Bonded

WellingtonVelour

ZEntrance Area

Zephyr

Charcoal Indigo Silver

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Entrance AreaHeckmondwike Zephyr

Zephyr has been manufactured with

heavier weight fibre to create a very

hardwearing product that can be used

in entrances, corridors and transition

areas. The tight rib design is easy to

maintain and is highly cost competitive.

Specification Zephyr





Formats Sheet Tiles

Backing - Bitumen


50cm x 50cm


Thickness 10mm 11mm

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WFibre Bonded

WellingtonVelour

STEntrance Area

Sticks & Stones

Charcoal Charcoal

STICKS & STONES PRECIPICE

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Entrance AreaHeckmondwike Sticks & Stones/Precipice

Sticks & Stones has a striking alternating

diagonal motif and has been designed

to offer a creative entrance floor design

that is extremely tough, durable and easy

to maintain.

The Precipice entrance area tile can be used

in entrances, receptions and foyers to create

an effective barrier for protecting indoor

carpets from outdoor soiling and moisture.

Specification Sticks & Stones/Precipice


Colour Fastness Light (BS EN ISO 105:B02) 6Wet Rubbing (BS EN ISO105:BO1) 5Dry Rubbing (BS EN ISO105:X12) 5


Formats Sticks & Stones Precipice

Backing Bitumen Bitumen

Size 50cm x 50cm 50cm x 50cm



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CTransition Area

Conqueror

Blue Moon Blueberry Charcoal Claret Indigo Kingfisher Pebble Steel Grey

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Transition AreaHeckmondwike Conqueror

Conqueror has been specially designed

to meet the demands of corridors, stairs

and transition areas where it delivers

high performance in challenging

environments. Conqueror has enhanced

acoustic properties which reduce noise

pollution in a variety of busy education

and commercial buildings.

Specification Conqueror




FlammabilityBS5287 Assessment and labelling of Textile Floorcoverings tested to BS4790 (Hot Metal Nut Test) - Low Radius of Char


Formats Sheet Tiles

Backing - Bitumen

Size2 metreRibbing runs down length of roll

50cm x 50cm


Thickness 9mm 10mm

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SPECIALIST CARPETS, TILES & MATS SPProducts

Specialist

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• British made



• Acoustic properties reduce noise pollution

• Large format tiles for temporary

conversion of hard floors

• Loose lay mats with high quality rubber

profile edging

• Bespoke carpet design service

Products Page

Expo Tiles 44 – 45

Loose Lay Mats 46 – 47

Bespoke Carpet Designs 48 – 49

Heckmondwike Specialist Carpets, Tiles & Mats Specialist



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BROADRIB

Anthracite Petrol Anthracite Pacific Blue Steel

ETSpecialist

Expo Tiles

DRAGOON

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SpecialistHeckmondwike Expo Tiles

Transform your school sports hall, community

centre or cafeteria into the perfect venue for

exams, exhibitions, concerts and events with

loose laying Expo Tiles.

These versatile loose lay carpet tiles provide

an easy, low-cost way of creating a multi-

functional space which can be used for a wide

variety of events. Expo Tiles are simply laid

on top of hard floors to create soft surfaces,

adding warmth and comfort to the room.

When the event is finished, simply lift the

Expo Tiles and store them flat until next time.

Choose from our range of five colours and a selection of

different finishes.

• Each tile is 2m x 1m • Installation does not require adhesive

• Tiles should be stored flat for optimum performance

For more information, please contact the sales office on

01924 406161 or [email protected]

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WFibre Bonded

WellingtonVelour

LLMSpecialist

Loose Lay Mats

See page 14 See page 34 See page 36 See page 38 See page 40 See page 54 See page 52

WELLINGTON VELOUR WAFFLE HIPPO DIAMOND DREADNOUGHT VANQUISHER PURE CARE TOTAL CARE

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Fibre Bonded

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SpecialistHeckmondwike Loose Lay Mats

You want your entrance area to look good

and to stay looking good. That’s where

Heckmondwike Loose Lay mats are the

perfect solution. They’re available in four of

our most popular entrance ranges: Hippo,

Diamond, Dreadnought and Vanquisher as

well as four colours from our popular

Wellington Velour range. Plus, for the

special requirements of the care

environment, Pure Care and Total Care too.

Manufactured to the very highest quality from heavy

contract fibre bonded entrance area carpet, these

rubber edged mats sit firmly and securely on any

surface, acting as interceptors to clean shoes on arrival.

They not only look smart, but help preserve the look and

lifespan of interior carpeting too.

In their Pure Care and Total Care versions, they are

extremely stain and spill resistant while being soft

underfoot and providing a comfortable surface for

children to sit on in primary schools and nurseries.

Bespoke sizes available, please contact the sales office for more details

Fibre Bonded Mats

Product Size

WELLINGTON VELOUR (WAFFLE BACKED)COLOUR OPTIONS: CLARETMOONSTONESAPPHIRELINCOLN GREEN

2.00 x 2.00m3.00 x 2.00m2.00 x 4.00m3.00 x 4.00m4.00 x 4.00m

Entrance Area Mats

Product Size

DIAMOND

DREADNOUGHT

VANQUISHER

HIPPO

0.91 x 0.61m0.91 x 1.22m1.22 x 1.83m1.83 x 2.44m0.91 x 3.04m1.22 x 3.04m

Care Range Mats

Product Size

PURE CARE

TOTAL CARE

2.00 x 2.00m3.00 x 2.00m2.00 x 4.00m3.00 x 3.00m3.00 x 4.00m

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Lagoon Scarlet Blue Moorland Pale Olive Red Silver White

Azure Blue Bank Grey Beige Charcoal Chocolate Crystal Blue Dolphin Blue Emerald

BSpecialist

Bespoke

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Fibre BondedSpecialistHeckmondwike Bespoke Entrance Designs

First impressions count. And whether

you’re a school that wants to extend a

warm welcome to new pupils, or a company

that wants to make a big impact with new

clients, our bespoke entrance carpets are

the answer. Shapes and logos can be created

from any of our fibre bonded products and

incorporated into a mat or inlaid into the

floor. The most popular option is our Diamond

range, with its hard wearing qualities and

exclusive additional colours for bespoke

design. Bespoke logos and designs can be

created for areas up to 4m2.

Purple Yellow

Willow Green

A step-by-step example for Bespoke

Entrance Design using Diamond

Step 1 - Decide on your design

Step 2 - Choose your colour from the 20 options

Step 3 - Decide on the size and whether your design will be

inset into an entrance or supplied as a loose lay mat.

We’ll organise the rest.

For more information and advice call the sales office:

01924 406161 or email: [email protected]

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PCCare Range

Pure CarePURE CARE : TOPAZ

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• Available in 4 metre width

• Fully impervious backing

• Popular in care environments,

sheltered housing & nursing homes

• Passes the relevant flammability test

• Bleach resistant

• Antistatic

• Highly resistant to permanent staining

• Suitable for general contract applications

Products Page

Total Care 52 - 53

Pure Care 54 - 55

Heckmondwike Care Range Care Range



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WFibre Bonded

WellingtonVelour

TCCare Range

Total Care

Bergamot Cinnamon Iris Juniper Lavender Nettle Paprika Peppermint

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Fibre BondedCare RangeHeckmondwike Total Care

A heavy contract tufted carpet, Total Care

is ideally suited to care environments,

student accommodation and medical

centres. With full impervious backing

and high resistance to staining, it passes

the Health Care Supply Council test for

impermeability and comes in 4 metre

widths. Available in ten attractive colours,

this carpet will look great from the moment

it is installed and for many years to come.

Saffron Tarragon

Specification Total Care

Fibre Construction1/8” Crossover cut pile tufted100% Solution dyed Polypropylene

Colour Fastness

Light (BS EN ISO 105:B02) >6Wet Rubbing (BS EN ISO 105:BO1) 4-5Dry Rubbing (BS EN ISO 105:X12) 5Bleach (Camraso) 5


Electrostatic Propensity(Walking Test) BS ISO 6356:2000: Less than 2.0kv at 25% RH

Impermeability (Health Care Supply Council Test): Pass

Formats Sheet

Backing Aqua-Bac Impervious

Size 4 metre


Thickness 10mm

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WFibre Bonded

WellingtonVelour

PCCare Range

Pure Care

Amber Amethyst Aquamarine Cobalt Emerald Garnet Opal Pearl

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Care RangeHeckmondwike Pure Care

A beautiful carpet that looks at home in

a number of care environments and offers

high stain resistance. Available in 4 metre

widths, it is fully impervious backed and

bleach resistant, making it ideal for care

environments, sheltered accommodation

and nursing homes.

Sapphire Topaz

Specification Pure Care

Fibre Construction1/8” Crossover cut pile tufted100% Solution dyed Polypropylene

Colour Fastness

Light (BS EN ISO 105:B02) 6Wet Rubbing (BS EN ISO 105:BO1) 5Dry Rubbing (BS EN ISO 105:X12) 4-5Bleach (Camraso) 4-5


Electrostatic Propensity(Walking Test) BS ISO 6356:2000: Less than 2.0kv at 25% RH

Impermeability (Health Care Supply Council Test): Pass

Formats Sheet

Backing Aqua-Bac Impervious

Size 4 metre


Thickness 9mm

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Heckmondwike FB flooring is built to

last, however the method of installation

and maintenance is crucial.

Whether you’re specifying tiles or

sheet flooring, our instructions for

installation and cleaning are simple

and easy to understand.

Heckmondwike Technical Support

Planning & Securing Carpet Tiles

The subfloor should be clean, dry and flat

and prepared in accordance with BS5325.

Timber floors should be covered with

plywood or other appropriate sheet

materials. A tackifier is applied over the

complete floor to provide a permanently

tacky film which prevents “loose lay” carpet

tiles from moving under normal traffic.

Very heavy high density traffic such as

experienced with heavy trolleys and with

concentrated stiletto heel or caster chair

traffic around desks, filing cabinets,

photocopiers etc. can cause considerable

damage to some carpet tiles. It is not

possible to overcome such problems by

the use of adhesive but experience has

shown that permanently bonding the tiles

in such areas will help to extend their life.

PLANNING AND POSITIONING TILES

The carpet tiles should be allowed to

acclimatise for at least 24 hours before

installation, at the temperature and

humidity conditions likely to be

encountered during normal service.

Heckmondwike FB tiles should be laid

rotationally, alternating the direction of the

tile through 90º. Directional arrows can be

found on the reverse of each tile.

Lay out tiles along one wall to leave at

least half a tile border along both walls.

Measure the distance AB to give the border

plus a number of whole tiles. Measure and

mark out CD on the opposite wall to the

same distance as AB. Strike a chalk line

between D and B. This should now be

parallel to the long wall.

Lay out tiles along DB or measure to find

out point E near the centre of DB which

leaves a border of at least half a tile along

each side wall.

Using a T square or by measuring a 3:4:5

triangle as on the diagram, mark out the

line FEG so that it is exactly at right angles

to DB.

Apply the tackifier to the whole floor area

and allow to fully dry.

Place tiles accurately edged to the line

commencing at the point E. Continue

placing tiles along each successive row

ensuring that the first tile is exactly edged

on line EF.

Complete this section of the floor. When

placing the tiles apply firm pressure with

the palm of the hand and run the thumb

around the edges ensuring complete

contact with the adhesive and the exclusion

of all air. Cover the remaining sections in

the same manner.

FIXING THE PERIMETER TILES

Position the tile to be cut, in its correct

design direction and place it exactly over

the last tile in its row. Position another tile

butted against the wall and over the tile

to be cut. Mark where the back edge of the

top tile crosses the tile. Remove the tiles

and cut cleanly through the perimeter tile

with a sharp knife. The section furthest

away from the wall should now slide

forward and fit exactly into the border.

To fit around door posts, architraves etc.,

the same method can be used. Alternatively

an accurate template can be made of stiff

cardboard and the shape transferred to the

tile for cutting. With the template in position

on the floor, apply several pieces of double

sided adhesive tape to its top surface.

Place the perimeter tile in position and lower

it on to the double sided tape to accurately

locate the template on the underside of the

tile. This can then be removed and cut into

the shape of the template. When the floor

has been completed, roll in both directions

with a 68kg flooring roller.

INSTALLATION PLAN TILE DIRECTIONS

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In all cases the carpet should be rolled out flat in a

minimum room temperature of 18ºC for 24 hours to allow

acclimatisation. The method follows the stages for bonding

the carpet before making the seams and trimming the edges.

The subfloor should be clean, dry and flat and prepared in

accordance with BS5325. Timber floor should be covered

with plywood or other appropriate sheet materials.

Heckmondwike Planning & SecuringFibre Bonded Carpets

Technical Support

1. Wherever possible lay the carpet down the

length of the room to minimise the number

of joints. Avoid joints in doorways and high

density traffic areas. Measure the length of

the room, and cut the first piece from the roll

allowing an additional 75mm for trimming.

Ensure an allowance is made for doorways,

alcoves and any irregularities of the walls.

Starting at the corner furthest from the door,

lay the first piece into position lapping up the

walls at both ends for sufficient trimming.

2. Run a pencil along the inner edge of the

flooring making a guide line on the floor for

the application of adhesive.

3. Fold the sheet half way back taking care

not to disturb the positioning of the flooring.

Apply the recommended adhesive onto the

subfloor, from the wall to within 20cm of the

guide line. Replace the carpet carefully and

accurately back into position and roll with a

68kg flooring roller to ensure overall contact

with the adhesive. Repeat for the other half

of the sheet.

4. Measure and cut the second piece from

the roll. Position the second piece with the

edge overlapping the first by approximately

5cm and mark a guide line on the floor with

a pencil at the next seaming edge.

5. Fold the sheet half way back taking care

not to disturb the positioning of the flooring.

Apply the recommended adhesive onto the

subfloor using the application techniques

previously described, from 20cm inside the

first guide line to 20cm inside the next.

Replace the carpet carefully and accurately

back into position and roll with a 68kg

flooring roller to ensure overall contact

with the adhesive. Repeat for the other

end of the sheet. Successive lengths may

be installed in this way.

6. Using an Araseur or a sharp knife, trim

the carpet to fit against the perimeter walls.

7. Position a straight edge along the middle

of the overlap and cut through both pieces

of carpet with a sharp knife and remove

the surplus. Fold back the seam edges and

apply adhesive onto the subfloor with a

notched spreader. Re-lay the carpet and roll

with a 68kg flooring roller to ensure overall

contact with the adhesive.

8. When the floor has been completely

covered re-roll the area again to maintain

good adhesive contact.

The method described is provided for guidance only,

we cannot accept responsibility for workmanship and

problems arising from improper installation.

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In all cases the carpets should be rolled out flat in a minimum

room temperature of 18ºC for 24 hours to allow acclimatisation.

The subfloor should be clean, dry and flat and prepared in

accordance with BS5325. Timber floor should be covered with

plywood or other appropriate sheet materials.

Heckmondwike Planning & SecuringTufted Carpets (Impervious Backed)

1. Wherever possible lay the floorcovering

down the length of the room to minimise the

number of joints. Avoid joints in doorways

and high traffic areas.

2. Measure the length of the room and cut

the carpet to suitable lengths allowing

sufficient for trimming. Ensure allowance is

made for doorways, alcoves and any

irregularities in the walls.

3. Position the first length, the perimeter

edge lapping up the wall.

4. Trim the carpet down the opposite

selvedge using the carpet cutter or trimming

knife to leave a clean straight edge.

5. Position the second length of carpet, with

the edge of the first length overlapping the

second by approximately 50mm.

6. Using the trimmed edge of the first

length as a guide, cut the edge and remove

the surplus.

7. Prepare a compression seam joint by

overlapping the edge of the first piece with

the second piece by approximately 3mm.

8. Fold back both edges by half the width

of the carpet taking care not to disturb

the positioning of the carpet. Apply the

recommended adhesive to the subfloor, then

re-position the first piece of carpet and roll

with a 68kg flooring roller to ensure overall

contact with the adhesive.

9. Squeeze F30 seaming adhesive on the

primary and woven secondary backing

along the edge of the first piece, to prevent

fibre loss.

10. Immediately relay the second piece

starting at the centre, press the edge into

the seaming adhesive along the entire

length. Any fullness of carpet should be

dissipated away from the seam.

11. Successive lengths of carpet should

be installed as previously described. Fold

back the width of the first and last

lengths adjacent to the perimeter and

apply the adhesive to the subfloor as

described, reposition the carpet and roll.

12. Using a sharp knife or Araseur trim

the carpet to fit against perimeter walls.

13. When the floor has been completely

covered re-roll the area again to maintain

adhesive contact.

The method described is provided for guidance only,

we cannot accept responsibility for workmanship and

problems arising from improper installation.

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To maximise the carpet’s aesthetic appeal, performance and life expectancy, it is imperative to ensure at the specification stage that:

Relevant Contact Details

The Granwax Ezee Carpet Care range and cleaning advice can be obtained from:Granwax Products Ltd: Tel: 01773 541177 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.granwax.com

Prochem Solvall and chewing gum removers can be obtained from:Prochem: Tel: 0208 974 1515 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.prochem.co.uk

The National Contract Cleaners Association represents trained cleaning professionals:Tel: 0116 271 9550 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.ncca.co.uk

Sebo commercial vacuum cleaners can be obtained from:Sebo: Tel: 01494 465533 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.sebo.c o.uk

Please ensure that all the mentioned products are used in conjunction with usage and health and safety instructions.

Heckmondwike Maintenance Technical Support

1. Carpets will be protected from other site

activities during installation and thereafter.

2. Clients understand this information and

that they accept responsibility for correct

carpet care. (Heckmondwike FB will

provide a copy of the Cleaning and

Maintenance guide to the end-user’s

address when requested.)

3. Carpets are protected from excess

soiling or moisture in entrance areas, by

use of an effective entrance area carpet.

GENERAL CLEANING

Daily vacuum cleaning with a twin motored

upright vacuum cleaner, such as a Sebo,

preferably with an adjustable head, is

recommended. Please note that

Heckmondwike’s fibre bonded carpets can be

vacuumed immediately after installation. It is

essential to remove all loose soil daily

because if left to build up, the particles of dirt

are much harder to remove and are more

damaging to the fibre structure, thereby

decreasing the life of the carpet. Attention

should be given to areas where there is extra

traffic and in entrances to buildings where

extra vacuuming is necessary.

DEEP CLEANING

The carpet should be periodically deep

cleaned by hot water extraction using a good

quality carpet detergent, such as Granwax

High Performance Carpet Shampoo. Trained

cleaning staff or a reputable contract cleaner

should be used, preferably members of the

National Contract Cleaners Association

(NCCA). It is important that the carpet is

deep cleaned at least once a year, depending

on traffic levels. In certain circumstances, for

instance excessively stained carpet, Granwax

High Performance Pretreatment may be

required, alternatively, the cleaning

professional may consider a combination of

rotary brush and extraction equipment to

give improved results. Rotary brush cleaning

by itself is not recommended.

STAIN REMOVAL

It is essential to deal with spillage

immediately by blotting with a clean

absorbent cloth. If any further stain remains

or has otherwise been allowed to dry, the

method will vary accordingly. If stains are not

dealt with immediately, the type of stain may

not be able to be identified.

Most stains can be successfully dealt with by

the use of either a good quality multi

purpose stain remover, such as Granwax

Ezee Spot and Stain Remover or a solvent

based cleaner, such as Prochem Solvall.

Wherever possible our recommendations

should be strictly followed. Stains left over a

period of time become increasingly difficult

to remove and may require several

treatments. In all cases after stain removal

the carpet should be allowed to dry

completely and then cleaned with a twin

motored upright vacuum cleaner. Solvent

cleaning of bitumen backed tiles should

preferably be avoided. Where this is not

possible, extra caution should be taken and

only very light surface cleaning should take

place.

Alcoholic Beverages, Coffee, Tea, Chocolate, Minerals and Fruit Juices, Baby or Animal Stains, Food, Fountain Pen Ink, Paint (Water based), Blood (Wet) and VomitAbsorb any spills or debris with a dry absorbent cloth. Spray sparingly with multi-purpose stain remover such as Granwax High Performance Spot and Stain Remover to avoid over wetting. Leave to absorb for up to 2 minutes depending on stain intensity. Dab with a dry absorbent cloth until no further stain transfers.

Shoe Polish, Metal Polish, Butter, Cooking Oils and other Greases, Cream, Ice-cream and Milk, Oil Based Paint, Varnish, Ointment & Tar, All Ink (except fountain pen ink)Absorb any spills or debris with a dry absorbent cloth. Moisten a cloth with a solvent based cleaner such as Granwax High Performance Solvent Spotter or Prochem’s Solvall and dab onto stain. Alternate moist and dry cloths until no further stain transfers. Cover with thick wad of cloths and something heavy and leave for 2 hours. Spray sparingly with a general purpose stain remover to avoid over wetting. Leave to absorb for up to 2 minutes depending on stain intensity. Dab with a dry, absorbent cloth until no further stain transfers

Dried BloodMake a paste with biological washing powder using as little water as possible. Moisten stain with warm water and cover with the paste. Keep moist for 2 hours. Sponge with clean warm water and blot with an absorbent cloth.

Chewing Gum, Candle Wax, Blu-Tack & PlasticineScrape off the excess with a blunt edged knife and perforate surface using a fork. Apply Prochem’s Citrus Gel and leave for 2 minutes. Remove softened gum with blunt knife. Any remaining residue can be wiped away with Solvall Spotter applied on a damp sponge or towel. For larger areas consider the use of Prochem’s Bazooka Gum Remover Machine

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