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Tough-Lock A smart solution for floor refurbishment


• Smart interlocking tile manufactured from resilient PVC. • Available in two finishes – Studded and Textured. • Effective for refurbishing floors, such as covering damaged surfaces. • Suitable for heavy and light industrial use, as well as commercial locations • Can withstand the weight of most forklift trucks. • Tile system simply interlocks for easy installation. • Available in Anti-Static and ESD versions on request. • Bevelled edging available.


Technical Specification Material:


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Operating Temperature: Resistant to Chemicals: Environmental Resistance:


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Colour Option - Studded Tile Studded Tile 0.5m x 0.5m x 7mm Textured Tile 0.5m x 0.5m x 5mm Black Grey Blue Textured Tile 0.5m x 0.5m x 7mm


PVC SGI1.45


Studded/Textured 5mm or 7mm -15°C to +30°C


Resistant to most chemicals


Suitable for heavy and light industrial use, as well as commercial locations


Tile system simply interlocks


Bevelled Edge - 515mm x 80mm x 5mm. Bevelled Corner Edge - 580mm x 80mm x 5mm


Anti-slip ASTMC 1028/89


Rated BFL-S1 according to EN 13501 Ireland


Black Grey Green Grey Blue


TLS010002H TLS060002H TLS020002H Red


Yellow


TLS030002H TLS040002H TLS070002H Black


Blue


TLT010003H TLT060003H TLT030003H Red


Green


TLT040003H TLT070003H Black


Grey Green Blue


TLT010002H TLT060002H TLT020002H Red


Yellow TLT030002H TLT060002H TLT070002H Red Green Yellow Colour Options - Textured Tile


Black


Grey


Blue


Red


Green


Yellow To order FREE samples or arrange a site visit please call +44 (0)116 240 1088 or email sales@cobaeurope.com


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