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Great expectations for Glee 2018
Registration for Glee 2018 now open
Glee confirm new 2019 opening days
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Corona Tools: America's leading name in garden tools is launching in the UK
Shaping Garden Centres for the Future
The Big Cheese Ultra Power – for big pest problems
Elho increases consumer focus
The Future for Scotts is Evergreen!
Patio Black Spot gives 'Spores for Thought'
Bord na Móna set to launch 'Growing Media Academy'
Vitavia cannot wait to see you all at Glee 2018
Design and display finesse with bulb gift products reaps rewards
Apta raises money for the Royal British Legion
Johnsons look to launch world firsts at Glee
Unrivalled packaging and merchandising options
April Raven for Briers Debut Collection launches at Glee
Zest to display diverse range of timber products
New Urban Air Plants Range for Glee 2018
Primeur return to Glee after celebrating GIMA award
From Kitchen to Restaurant and Beyond...
Glee Daily News brings you all the latest Glee news - previews, live issues from the show and an omnibus edition
Get ready for Greenfingers Charity’s 20th anniversary at this year’s Glee
Still time to join the new Glee Discovery Tour
Happy Gardening comes to Retail Lab @ Glee, in association with the HTA
Hozelock return to the 2018 Retail Lab at Glee
Ivyline to return for 2018 Retail Lab at Glee
Woodlodge return to the 2018 Retail Lab at Glee
How to be a successful exhibitor and identify the buying signs
Glee introduces new Discovery Tour
Glee Green Heart update
The Great British Growing Awards come to Glee
Deco-Pak to launch ‘never before seen’ paving products at Glee
Garland/Worth Gardening will launch over 40 new products at Glee
Garden cooking and heating at Glee
Speaker to present gardening and wellbeing vision
Neudorff to reveal new product families at Glee
STIHL returns to Glee with cordless range
Glee Daily News and GDPR
Glee visitors invited to find out more about the GCA
The power of winning a Glee New Product Award
Glee Buyers Power List 2018: the shortlist
Maximise the boom in pet product sales
GIMA Innovators Seed Corn Fund
Pot of Prosecco: Woodlodge to support Greenfingers Charity at Glee with pottery raffle
ecofective’s Child and Pet safe range goes from strength to strength
New eco paints for gardens and the home
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New eco paints for gardens and the home

 

New Glastonbury based paint company Thorndown, has developed and created two new unique paint ranges for the home and garden. 

 

Their revolutionary new Peelable Glass Paint is made using a 100% recycled plastics resin and is perfect for greenhouse shading, but also great inside the home for conservatory shading or privacy screening on over-looked windows. 

 

Scope for the arts & crafts market is vast as this water-based, virtually VOC free, non-toxic paint can also be used for festive decorating on windows, stencilling, and creating stained glass windows cheaply and easily. 

 

Ben Thornborough from Thorndown says “Our unique Peelable Glass Paint makes very effective shading and it is pretty addictive too. Like us, customers will be thinking about what they can paint next and as it comes from recycled plastic waste that previously went into land fill, the satisfaction and enjoyment from using it is all the greater”.

 

Thorndown’s new high-performing water-based Wood Paint uses the latest in technology, with an advanced water-repellent resin plus exterior grade colour pigments that are VOC free and long-lasting. Developed for all types of exterior timber it can be used anywhere and on anything out in the garden or inside the home. 

 

Thorndown’s Managing Director Ben Thornborough says, “I had become increasingly frustrated by the unnecessary complexity of the woodcare category. The trend to create sub categories of sub categories only serves to confuse the customer further, and take up valuable shelf space instore. So we carefully crafted our paints to be so versatile and easy to use the only decision a customer has to make is which colour to choose.

 

"Professionals and home consumers rave about the Wood Paint as the best in the market for ease of use and performance. Using the latest VOC free technologies we have created a paint that can be used on any wood, anywhere; decking, sheds & summerhouses, garden furniture, kitchen cabinets, interior floors, and furniture. It’s a new type of wood care product that needs little preparation, is simple and easy to use and crosses all categories making it the only wood finish a store would need to stock.”

 

 

Director of Design, Caroline says “I’ve been an avid painter for many years and love getting stuck into painting projects inside and out in the garden. We have created a range of tins that not only look gorgeous but have practical improvements too.

 

"Our unique tins are wider making them easier to and more stable when in use. We have left plenty of room from the paint line to the top of the tin so that when you stir your brand-new paint tin, half of the paint doesn’t end up being slopped all down the sides of the tin. 

 

"Core colour charts for both ranges ensure that popular and heritage tones are represented, along with primary colours that enable people to create their own shades by mixing colours together. At each stage of development we have ensured that simplicity and detailed thought combine to create a range of products that are fun and easy to use.”

 

Thorndown will be exhibiting their range of eco water-based Wood Paint and Peelable Glass Paint along with POS solutions at Glee Birmingham NEC, Hall 6 stand number 6S88 from 10th to 12th September 2018.

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