Hamont, Belguim—i4F is exhibiting at The International Surface Event (TISE) 2022. This year, i4F’s booth is designed to demonstrate how its technologies are present in everyday life. According to the company, this aligns to its vision to enhance where people live, work and play with ingenious technologies. It also supports i4F’s mission to continually revolutionize flooring and beyond, through technological excellence, meaningful innovation and human partnerships, the company said.
“i4F is again present, in person, at TISE with the entire management team and we are raring to go,” said John Rietveldt, CEO. “This year’s booth is stacked with new meaningful innovations and full of surprises. Our experience lounge is not only a peaceful sanctuary where visitors can take some time out to relax, it is also designed to show them, firsthand, how i4F is bringing to life its vision to enhance where people live, work and play with ingenious technologies, from the floor upwards.”
i4F is showcasing three new innovations:
- True Grout on SPC tiles and planks exclusively available from i4F’s surface finishing technologies cluster
- i4F drop-lock system for Herringbone panels, i4F’s latest addition to its drop-lock technologies cluster
- i4F designed Wall Panel installation system, a new addition it its wall & ceilings technologies cluster
The company said it will physically demonstrate how its i-Click4U, the world’s first water-resistant one-piece drop lock, far exceeds all NALFA requirements. With this product, there is no need for chemical sprays or additional sealing substances, like wax or paraffin, that are normally required to prevent water leaking into flooring panel joints, according to the company. i4F’s wide range of highly advanced digital printing technologies such as its Digital Lacquer Embossing Plus (DLE+) technology, will be high profile at the company’s booth 2437.
i4F’s new experience lounge aims to not only give visitors the opportunity to rest and relax during the show but also reveal how i4F innovations enhance environments, even if they are mostly invisible to end users. The lounge will also operate live tests and let visitors try out new innovations for themselves. The company said it will also unveil its installation challenge at the booth.