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Plan Range high


performance,


Looking for the wow factor? The ‘plan range’ is a stylish collection of


aluminium entrance systems available


in an extensive choice of colours, designs and surface finishes. Custom-made to-order, this is the perfect plan for heavy-duty commercial entrance areas.


Plan.a Versatile aluminium entrance matting


• Robust, high-quality aluminium system for heavy-duty use. • Profile made using 30% recycled aluminium. • Flexible, yet durable PVC linking joints for ease of handling/fitting. • Three surface options available – 20mm strip inserts of either carpet or PVC scrapers.


• Choose from one, or a combination of, surface options. • Custom-made to order


Surface Options Alba


Technical Specification Material:


Surface Finish: Product Height:


Product Performance: Anthracite Blue Needlepunch Grey Brown PVC Durability:


Environmental Resistance: UV Resistance:


Typical Applications: Installation Method: Flame Retardancy: Country of Origin:


Grey Profiles Low Profile A B 40mm


Material Key A Carpet / PVC inserts


B Aluminium Finishing Accessories


Ramped Edging for Low Profile


T Profile


Frame Profile for Recessed Wells


Aluminium Finishing Profile


T Profile for Low Profile


Expansion Strip B


C Flexible PVC connector D Foam cushion


30mm Open C D 4mm 10mm C D Closed 23mm A Standard Profile 4mm Charcoal Black


Aluminium rails. PVC connection strips. Polyamide, Polypropylene or PVC inlays


Carpet or scrapers 10mm or 23mm


Uniform floor load = 14.36 KN/m2 Wheel load 159 kg per wheel


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Heavy to very heavy traffic entrances Suitable for wet and dry environments Yes


Inside / Outside use - differs per inlay Rollable


Flammability to EN 13501-1: Class Cfl - s1 UK


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


Entrance Matting Systems


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