De Poortere Launch 2TEC2

February 25th, 2010

Paving the way for seamlessly integrated living spaces, the launch of the latest De Poortere 2TEC2 tiles takes place on 9 March 2010 in Sydney.

Offering design lovers an opportunity to view the new range of seamless tiles, accompanied by French champagne and canapés, the event marks a new era in floor coverings.

De Poortere Fine Carpets and Rugs’ 2TEC2 Seamless Tiles are durable and desirable and provide a groundbreaking woven vinyl floor covering that deftly merges quality and design with innovation and performance.

One of the most unique features of the high-tech flooring is its ability to be fitted mono-directionally rather than quarter-turned as was the requirement for previous 2TEC2 tiles.

The 2TEC2 Seamless Tiles are available in a luxurious selection of warm colours to impeccably complement innovative retail, hospitality and leisure, office or residential projects.

DISCOVER 2TEC2 FOR YOURSELF AT THE LAUNCH EVENT:
To find out more or to request an invitation to the launch on Tuesday 9 March, please click here and send your request by Wednesday 3 March.

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