Vyna-Plush


Colour Options


Vyna-Plush The perfect low cost doormat


Black/Blue Black/Red


• Budget doormat offering all-round performance. • Scrapes dirt and wipes moisture. • 100% polypropylene fibre ‘scraping’ surface. • Slip and stain-resistant PVC ‘stay in place’ backing. • Pile material: 100% polypropylene. • Backing: Slip and stain-resistant PVC.


Black/Brown


Black/Steel


Technical Specification Material:


Surface Finish: Product Height: Product Weight:


Environmental Resistance: Typical Applications: Installation Method: Cleaning Method: Flame Retardancy: Country of Origin:


100% polypropylene Cutpile 7mm


2.6Kg/m2 Indoor use only


Lobbies, hallways, entry areas and doorways Loose lay


Vacuum top surface


BS 4790/BS 5287 low radius Belgium


Sizes


0.6m x 0.9m 0.9m x 1.2m 0.9m x 1.5m 1.2m x 1.8m


0.9m x per linear metre (max. 25m) 1.2m x per linear metre (max. 25m) Sizes


0.6m x 0.9m 0.9m x 1.2m 0.9m x 1.5m 1.2m x 1.8m


0.9m x per linear metre (max. 25m) 1.2m x per linear metre (max. 25m)


Black/Blue VP010201 VP010204 VP010202 VP010203 VP010207C VP010208C


Black/Red Weight VP010301 VP010304 VP010302 VP010303 VP010307C VP010308C


1.60 kg 2.85 kg 3.80 kg 6.05 kg 2.60 kg 3.43 kg


Black/Brown Black/Steel Weight VP010501 VP010504 VP010502 VP010503 VP010507C VP010508C


VP010601 VP010604 VP010602 VP010603 VP010607C VP010608C


1.60 kg 2.85 kg 3.80 kg 6.05 kg 2.60 kg 3.43 kg


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