structural properties of FERRZO this range of floorpads has been shown to be superior to traditional diamond pads for floor maintenance, grinding and polishing.
To support the FERRZON technology these pads have been manufactured to provide a more open weave which is stiffer than other competitors thereby offering greater self cleaning and a much greater pad life and durability. The pads offer exceptional performance and can be used wet or dry -if used wet they only require water and therefore remove the need for the use of expensive chemicals.
FERRZON SUPERSHINE FLOOR PADS
FROM ROBERT SCOTT & SONS LTD Robert Scott & Sons Ltd has launched new range of FERRZON Supershine Floor Pads which are ideal for the care and maintenance of hard floor surfaces in both the commercial and healthcare sectors.
Developed by KGS Diamond using the latest Swiss industrial technology FERRZON is the only substance that is tough enough to scratch a diamond. Because the truly unique
FERRZON Supershine Floor Pads can last up to two and a half times longer than competitive brands and can be used on every type of hard floor surface making them ideal for use in hospitals, airports, schools, hotels and commercial premises such as offices and public sector buildings.
Alastair Scott Sales and Marketing Director commented: “These pads use state-of-the-art FERRZON technology and can be used wet or dry with all sizes and makes of auto scrubbers and high speed floor machines. Ideal for Terrazzo, natural or manufactured stone, resin floors, marmoleum, linoleum and polished concrete these 20mm thick pads have a much longer operating life than other competitive brands.
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SILENTFLOR – DESIGN LED ACOUSTIC
FLOORING FROM POLYFLOR Polyflor is pleased to announce the launch of Silentflor PUR, a collection of heavy commercial sheet vinyl flooring with acoustic properties, available in a variety of high design wood, concrete and abstract effects.
Silentflor is a robust, beautifully designed collection that achieves 19dB impact sound reduction and has been expertly created for a wide range of commercial interiors, such as installations in the healthcare, office, education, residential, retail and leisure sectors. Made in the UK, this flooring range includes 36 stunning designs in a 3.7mm gauge and 0.65mm wear layer sheet format.
Skilfully portraying the natural beauty of timber planks, the 16 Silentflor wood effect designs replicate a variety of stunning wood species and grains including oak and ash patterns, chevron design floors and limed wood effects. The collection’s 8 contemporary concrete and 12 abstract designs have been specifically developed to achieve a modern on-trend look. The variety of shades available includes subtle neutral tones and stronger accent colours to create an appealing floor covering that is both fun and functional.
The Silentflor range can assist in improving the acoustic properties within busy commercial and public locations where excessive noise can be detrimental to the people using the facility. The product’s acoustic layer provides warmth and cushioning underfoot as well as reducing the effects of impact sound travelling through a building, such as the slamming of doors and footsteps from upper levels.
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Tom Rollo, Polyflor’s Marketing Manager commented: “With Silentflor we are proud to be able to offer our customers a fresh, new acoustic flooring product which delivers on aesthetics, performance and practicality. This is an ideal choice for those looking to improve the acoustic performance of a building and want to make an interior design statement.”
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