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Meet John Barraclough, Yorkshire Area Sales Manager at Heckmondwike

Welcome to the latest instalment of our ‘People of Heckmondwike’ blog series, where we showcase the faces behind the commercial carpet tiles manufacturer. This week, we caught up with Yorkshire Area Sales Manager, John Barraclough. Continue reading to learn about his favourite product range, visions for the future and his famous feature in a special … Continued

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How to Choose the Best Carpet for Apartments

Choosing the right carpet is a crucial consideration when designing any space, especially when planning interior design for apartment complexes. Many values must be considered, including design, durability and even acoustics. In this blog, our commercial carpet company outlines which carpet styles are ideal for apartment buildings, to create the perfect blend between well-being and … Continued

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New Odyssey Carpet Tiles Ready for Launch

Heckmondwike FB has launched its celebrated design-led commercial carpet tile range, Odyssey. Pairing a bold design with durable features, Odyssey is completely unique to the fibre bonded carpet sector. One of a kind, eye-catching interiors have never before been so easy to create. Contrasting colours are ideal for walkways, social distancing, or contemporary breakout spaces. … Continued

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How important is sound in the classroom?

Since children have returned to the school environment, many academic professionals have reflected their concerns over the impact that lockdown had on learning. In fact, a survey by Young Minds revealed that almost three-quarters of teachers feel students’ mental health has been affected. Communication is key to a smooth and positive transition back to the … Continued

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The Acoustic Benefits of Carpet

According to the American Society of Interior Designers, carpets are 10 times more efficient in reducing sound than other flooring types. Experts also believe carpet can reduce airborne noise by up to 35%, as well as destroying the reverberation and echo in a room. There are many reasons why noise reduction in spaces has positive … Continued

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Is there such a thing as the perfect learning space?

According to a study by the University of Salford, classroom design can impact learning by 25%, both positively and negatively! With children making their return to school, after a prolonged period of homeschooling, there has never been a more important time to review learning spaces. The Easter holidays provide an ideal window for interior renovations. … Continued

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Meet Jeremy, Commercial Manager at Heckmondwike

In our new ‘People of Heckmondwike’ blog series, we’re showcasing the faces behind the commercial carpet tiles manufacturer. This week, we introduce you to our Commercial Manager, Jeremy Broadhead. Read on to find out his vision for the future of carpet manufacturing, his favourite product range and his preferred biscuit to dunk in a brew. … Continued

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7 reasons to install our NEW Odyssey range

The relaunch of our popular Odyssey range is coming soon, ready to take offices and commercial spaces to another world. This one-of-a-kind range delivers a bold and modern look, perfect for the residential, learning and commercial spaces. With a durable structure, unique design and a wide-ranging colour bank, there are a whole universe of benefits … Continued

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The Impact of Brexit on the Commercial Flooring Market

Following the 2016 Referendum, Brexit saw the United Kingdom withdraw from the European Union on the 31st January 2020. With much uncertainty surrounding the move, one can only predict the consequences to follow. We can relate to Brexit, in the way that our Supacord carpets were launched in 1973 – the same year that Britain … Continued

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How to Get Cosy in the Classroom this Winter

A freezing office can really affect your mood, work ethic and concentration. It is therefore no surprise that a cold classroom has the same effect on students. To combat the winter chill, it is increasingly important that students and teachers are comfortable and cosy. Although most primary and high school students have been back for … Continued

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