product innovations Resucoat HB: In Focus
RSL (Resin Surfaces Limited) have the right solution for Warehouses, Plant rooms, Industrial Units and Storage areas where industrial flooring is paramount. ESUCOAT HB is a two-pack high build epoxy resin system for application as an industrial floor coating with a typical thickness from 200 to 300 microns per coat. It provides a coloured gloss finish, which is extremely hard wearing, abrasion and chemical resistant. Applied by roller or brush this solvent free product is low odour, producing a sealed, seamless and hygienic floor surface when cured. An anti-slip finish can also be achieved by including a Bauxite or Aluminium Oxide aggregate between coats. RESUCOAT HB is an easy to use product and has no shrinkage on curing. It can be both functional and decorative. RSL have provided Resucoat HB for projects including, Manchester City Football Club, The Ministry of Defence, Rolls Royce Engines and PZ Cussons amongst numerous others. For further information telephone 0161 483 1232 or visit
www.resinsurfaces.co.uk
Oooohhh!
Its time to fit WarmTouch safety handrail
Constructed from exceptionally strong steel with a
unique high quality PVC coating, WarmTouch offers the all important ʻwarm to touchʼ requirement as set
down by the current building regulations. The product is a breakthrough for handrail systems. Connections fit flush giving a pleasing, streamlined appearance. Internal connections allow for continuous handrail systems without raised external fittings.
That’s very cold!
• Meets Building Regs • Helps with DDA • Not cold to the touch • Slip resistant surface • No snag points • Strong construction • Lightweight • Choice of colours • UV Stable
Used in a wide range of sites: Care homes, Public buildings, Warehouses, Hospitals, Factories, Marinas, Schools, Gyms and Sports venues
For further information contact
sales@nonslipsp.co.uk or call 01376 333322
www.nonslipsp.co.uk That’s the answer – WarmTouch
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