SURESTEP WOOD DECIBEL – THE FIRST MULTIPLE WIDTH SAFETY FLOOR
When it comes to newbuilds and refurbishments alike, at Forbo we know that time is of the essence when it comes to installing your fl oor coverings. Unlike traditional safety fl ooring ranges, Forbo’s Surestep Wood Decibel is uniquely available in 2, 3, and 4m widths, offering the fi rst multiple width safety fl oor. As a result, not only is installation both quicker and easier, but the need for extensive welding is substantially reduced and areas of up to 20m2 and money.
* can be loose laid, saving you both time
Specifi cally designed to provide sustainable R10 slip resistance, Surestep Wood Decibel meets both the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) and UK Slip Resistance Group (UKSRG) requirements, achieving a Pendulum Test Value (PTV) of 36 or higher, signalling a low slip risk, while at the same time offering 17dB impact sound reduction, - the perfect solution when you need to be assured of security underfoot but keep noise pollution in communal areas or sound transfer to rooms below to a minimum. In addition, the aluminium oxide particles in the wearlayer ensure that this peace of mind does not come at the expense of the realistic design that is the hallmark of Forbo’s vinyl collection.
For more information please visit
www.forbo-fl
ooring.co.uk/surestepwooddecibel or call 0800 731 2369 for your free sample folder. *Residential applications only
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