SUMMER 2022 - A SUMMER BREAK THAT IS GOOD FOR BUSINESS!
August 5, 2022
Borma Wachs will close for the summer break between 8 and 21 of August and we are pleased to greet the professionals of the sector with an interesting invitation.
You already know our products, but staying up to date is very important: news, new products, solutions that you have not considered before, technical data sheets and custom options are all key information to give the customer the best service possible!
The summer break can be the perfect opportunity to dedicate precious minutes to discovering those new advantages that allow you to have your customers satisfied, thanks to effective and sustainable products.
Here are our tips for getting straight to the point, exploring the areas of seasonal products and products for the outdoor, ideal for outdoor wood care and maintenance, as well as protecting it throughout the year:
1. Our exterior catalogue gathers the entire range of Borma Wachs treatments for outdoor wood. In particular, we advise you to keep the table on page 28 at hand, as it is essential for assessing the frequency of maintenance: seasonal? Annual? Or every 3-7-10 years?
For each type of support it is possible to indicate with certainty the maintenance appropriate to the customer, also suggesting the combinations of treatments and suitable products, specified after the table.
2. Our online catalogues are always accessible and well divided by types of treatment, specific surfaces or specific environments.
The catalogs page is a clear and intuitive crossroads to guide the customer and to find the best solutions for his projects and needs in an instant.
3.News and inspiration are always at hand. Ideas for setting up seasonal areas in the store, advice for customers and news from the world of wood can help you give your business an edge.
We recommend just two areas of the site that are perfect for getting great ideas all year round:
the newsletter archive, to browse a review of focus on products and trends, accompanied by beautiful images to see and review; the sector news to freely navigate the world of wood care and decoration at 360°.
4. Do you want to know more? On our home page you will find links to the entire Borma Wachs world, from the facebook page to video tutorial collection for wood, from Borma Pro page for professional products to useful tools for customers and resellers, such as the yield calculator or the color match service
And if you don't find what you are looking for, contact us!
LEGENDA
Conformity EN 71.3 Toy safety - Part 3: Migration of certain items.
Eurofins danish laboratories have recognized the conformity of Borma Wachs oils to EN 71-III norm, relating to the migration of harmful heavy metals, guaranteeing the safety of the treatments in such a way that they can also be safe for use on childrens' toys.
Labeling of construction products
This label covers the French legislation relating to emissions of volatile organic compounds (VOC) and the impact they have on indoor air quality after the product is brought into the room.
Labeling refers to the pollutants emitted once the products are spread and dried.
The IBR Green Building Institute had tested some of our products and determined that they correspond to the highest standards of the aforementioned French VOC legislation.
EMICODE EC1 - Low-emission building materials
Certified installation materials, adhesives and construction products
The EMICODE mark guarantees that the material has been tested and certified according to its emission level. Compared to 1997, low-emission building materials now have a TVOC value (total quantity of volatile organic compounds) from one hundred to one thousand times lower. The EMICODE mark is not issued if a building material is suspected of altering genetic makeup, causing cancer or impairing reproductive capacity.
APEO (alkylphenol ethoxylates)
APEOs (alkylphenol ethoxylates) are highly persistent chemicals, which are deposited in the tissues, penetrating, through them, into the food chain.
Recent studies demonstrate its toxicity and danger, as potential endocrine disruptors.