Italian Tilemaker Trend Has Launched a Series of Innovative Quick-Fit Systems

Italian tilemaker Trend has launched a series of innovative quick-fit systems that will make glass mosaics easier and faster to install and agglomerates slabs as easy to lay as click-together parquet flooring. Introduced under the Trend2Go umbrella and available soon from Trend GB stockists, these new installation techniques are being hailed as genuine 'industry firsts' that will make it quicker and easier to cover large or small surface areas, in the process reducing finished tiling and flooring costs. By eliminating some of the more tricky techniques and most opportunities for mistakes and inaccuracies, Trend2Go also enhances the quality of the final result, making it possible to achieve a superior finish 100% of the time. Developed at Trend's Italian headquarters over the past two and a half years and embodying the tile laying and cutting expertise of its master technicians, the Trend2Go concept covers three main systems: Easy2Go for regular 2cm square mosaic tiles in pre-grouted modules, Smart2Go for covering large surfaces with 126cm long mosaic sheets, and Clip2Go for laying agglomerate flooring without adhesives. "For well over a century, laying and grouting glass mosaic tiles has been regarded as a painstaking, time-consuming task that demanded a considerable level of skill," says Trend GB Sales Director, Tom Anderson. "With our Easy2Go and Smart2Go systems, we haven't entirely deskilled the process, but we have certainly made it faster and easier, putting glass mosaics on a par with large ceramic tiles in installation terms. Then with Clip2Go we have applied the popular clip-together parquet floor system to tough, hardwearing granite, quartz or glass agglomerate flooring. "On domestic and commercial installations, including exterior façades and swimming pools, it means greatly reduced working times, less building downtime and enhanced quality of the finished result, every time," he adds. "If you previously considered authentic glass mosaic tiles too fiddly and costly to fit, then this brings them right back into the equation." Source: tilezine.co.uk