President Hotel, a landmark in the Mother City, has set out on an ongoing refurbishment program. The brief given to the hospitality procurement team - Prologik, together with interior design company, HTB Journey, was for the hotel refurb to be “authentic, considered, respectful to the environment and remain true to the establishment’s origins”.
KBAC Flooring’s Raised Flooring division has supplied and installed a sustainable InstaCradle raised paving system at a new property development for M&T Development in Centurion. The innovative application of InstaCradle
Leading Swedish woven nylon flooring producer, Bolon, has launched “Emerge”, a new solid base commercial collection in neutral colour shades, reminiscent of nature itself. The new range is woven with
Broad-based Black Economic Empowerment (BBBEE) spending is probably not welcomed by many South African corporates. But if more companies took the time to see – and where possible, control –
Interface, the world’s leading modular flooring producer, and global leader in sustainability, has unveiled its latest carpet tile collection, NY+LON Streets, inspired by two of the world’s most iconic cities,
A report in The Citizen’s Business News online on October 28, contained ambiguous information that totally incorrectly implied that KBAC Flooring’s Sandton branch “was involved” in the fraudulent payment of
The acquisition of Europe’s popular Nora flooring by Interface – the world’s largest modular flooring producer – has brought the acclaimed high-quality rubber flooring to South Africa. KBAC Flooring, local
Carpet flooring adds several significant benefits to the indoor climate, plus important safety aspects, acoustic benefits and increased energy efficiency. Carpets are particularly welcome in winter. With the Covid-19 lockdown
KBAC Flooring’s Access Flooring division now has the capacity to provide a unique form of “green” raised flooring which uses rubber crumb cradles made from recycled truck and car tyres.
Lockdown, because of the Covid-19 pandemic, has meant that millions of South Africans have now experienced working from home. Although some would have had a relatively well-equipped study in place
