Upcoming FCICA webinar

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West Bloomfield, Mich.  –  The Floor Covering Installation Contractors (FCICA) will host its fifth webinar on Jan. 17, 2013 at 11:00 am EST. Ralph Frye will present the webinar, entitled “Floorazzo Tile Product.”  The educational session will focus on how Floorazzo tile is made from a unique polyester resin with combinations of marble, glass and stone.  Floorazzo is easy to use with the natural beauty and durability of genuine Terrazzo.  This pre-fabricated Terrazzo tile is manufactured for clean, fast and easy installation.  This unique process provides ideal opportunities for airport terminals, banks, bus terminals, corporate settings, and healthcare.

Register for the webinar at www.fcica.com/events/webinars.  The registration deadline is Jan. 16, 2013 at 3:00 pm EST.  Don’t miss out!

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