103 Colour Options


Needlepunch Versatile dirt scraper carpet available in long runs


• Textured polypropylene fibres provide outstanding scraper action. • Popular for both interior walkways and reception areas providing a total dirt-barrier solution.


• Also frequently used in recessed matwells in entrance areas. • Available with optional edging. • Suitable for glue down, wall to wall, or lay to surface applications.


Grey Charcoal


Technical Specification Material:


Backing:


Surface Finish: Product Height: Product Weight: Roll Length: Pile Height: Durability:


Pile Yarn Composition: Pile Weight:


Flame Retardancy:


Permanent Adhesive Recommendation: Country of Origin:


10.8mm


2.5Kg/m2 21m


5.2mm ± 0.5


Medium to heavy traffic entrances 100% polypropylene 1450g/m2 ± 7.5%


Flammability rating to BS EN 13501-1: Class Efl


Adhesive recommended by F.Ball for permanent bond: F3, and for heavy-duty/wet areas: F74, F81 or F84


Netherlands


100% polypropylene Waffle Ribbed


Sizes


1m x per linear metre (max 21m) 2m x per linear metre (max 21m) 2m x 21m 1m x 21m


Charcoal


Grey


NP010003C NP060003C NP010001C NP060001C NP010001 NP010003


NP060001 NP060003


Weight 3.00 kg 6.00 kg


105.00 kg 52.50 kg


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Entrance Matting Systems


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