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Futurescape is back and with it is MEDITE TRICOYA EXTREME (MTX): the revolutionary outdoor MDF from innovative timber panel manufacturer MEDITE SMARTPLY. Located at Sandown Park Racecourse, Esher on 19th Nov 2019, Futurescape sees the world’s most innovative, and inspiring landscaping products and businesses come together in one place.

MEDITE SMARTPLY Sales Director, Richard Allen, said: “We’re passionate about innovating solutions that have social impact and real meaning to anyone who works in landscaping, construction and design. As firm believers in sustainability and creativity, we created MTX to respond to the need for a material alternative to plastics or metals, that will offer a tough, sustainable, environmentally positive solution for modern landscape design.”

MTX has so far taken construction, landscaping and exteriors sectors by storm, as a sustainably produced, organically treated composite wood that is inspiring environmentally conscious designers to do the right thing.

Guaranteed for up to 50 years outdoors above ground, MTX defies the elements by resisting water penetration and fungal growth. These ground-breaking qualities have allowed it to be used in applications previously limited to concrete, steel and plastics. It has been used to create everything from planters, outdoor furniture, garden rooms and sculptures, to playground apparatus and even building façades. You name it, MTX can do it!

MEDITE SMARTPLY will be at stand 132 in Esher Hall. Register for free tickets at www.futurescapeevent.com/

 

 

 

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