POLYFLOR FLOORING ADDS URBAN
EDGE TO BMET High-design concrete effect safety flooring from commercial vinyl flooring specialists Polyflor was recently used at BMet college in Birmingham to create a fresh look for their reception area, common room and canteen.
Safety flooring from the Polysafe Arena PUR collection was installed at the Further and Higher Education College’s Matthew Boulton campus by local flooring contractors Top Mark Ltd. The Polysafe Arena range replicates on-trend stone, textile and abstract designs including this Dark Concrete design.
Suitable for busy commercial environments where there is a high level of footfall, Polysafe Arena PUR design-led safety flooring incorporates clear aluminium oxide safety particles through the performance layer of the vinyl which are virtually invisible to the naked eye, ensuring an attractive yet safe floor finish.
Like all Polysafe ranges, Arena meet slip resistance requirements, achieving 36+ on the Pendulum Wet Test with full conformance to HSE Guidelines and EN 13845. This product also passes the 50,000 cycles abrasion test demonstrating the sustainability of slip resistant performance. The Polysafe Arena range is enhanced with Polysafe PUR polyurethane reinforcement which is cross linked and UV cured so these floorcoverings can be easily maintained with a simple cleaning regime, providing optimum appearance levels and reduced life cycle maintenance cost savings.
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KARNDEAN DESIGNFLOORING INTRODUCES KALEIDOSCOPE FLOORSTYLE FOR STATEMENT FLOOR DESIGNS
different laying patterns, angles and colourways to create their Kaleidoscope floor design.
Matthew Speck, commercial sales director of Karndean Designflooring commented: “Kaleidoscope has taken the design community to the next level and enabled specifiers to create a unique floor design with shapes and patterns at the forefront.
“Kaleidoscope Floorstyle allows the design community to take control and visualise their bespoke designs in an easy to use online tool. There’s no limit on the number of design combinations, and with 100 colourways to choose from, designers can push the boundaries to create a statement floor.”
Karndean Designflooring is introducing its sophisticated Kaleidoscope Floorstyle tool for architects, interior designers and flooring contractors looking to create a bespoke floor design.
A user-friendly interactive specification tool, Kaleidoscope/ Floorstyle features all six geometric Kaleidoscope designs - Apex, Cubix, Pyramid, Tripoint, Pennon and Hexa - with over 100 colourways to choose from its established wood and stone designs.
Empowering architects and interior designers at the point of specification, users can select from various commercial spaces including office, restaurant and retail, and try out
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Once Kaleidoscope designs have been created, users can save their favourite combinations and add free samples to their basket on
Karndean.com. There’s also a CAD service, allowing users to transfer designs to an external CAD or 3D modelling program.
Kaleidoscope by Karndean Designflooring contains popular shapes and patterns, such as hexagons, chevrons and cubes to name but a few, that can be cut in several colour combinations across Karndean’s established wood and stone designs. Kaleidoscope also introduces block colourways, giving designers the ability to specify bright colours against wood and stone for added visual interest in commercial spaces.
Kaleidoscope Floorstyle is available on desktop and tablet for free here.
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