A FLOOR SEAL WITH A 10-YEAR WARRANTY AND ONLY REQUIRES
CLEANING TO MAINTAIN. There are already a huge number of floor seals available on the UK market that use ceramic as a component within their construction to supposedly increase longevity and make them harder. However WEARMAX is the only seal where you actually tread on the ceramics themselves and which offers an exceptionally long life to the floor backed by up to a 10-year warranty.
With WEARMAX seal the ceramics cover the entire surface of the floor, protecting the final finish - ensuring it maintains its looks and performance. Because of the way the final finish of matte, satin or gloss sits on the surface of the ceramics and, because ceramics have a hardness of 9.2, the seal maintains its appearance and slip resistance even in heavy footfall areas such as busy hospital corridors and entrance halls.
WEAMAX is smooth to touch and exceptionally easy to clean by simply using a Microfibre mopping system and yet has a slip resistance of 40+ BS7976 - way above the minimum requirements of the British Standard of 36 in the wet. Whilst some floor seals promise a lifetime slip resistance as long as you re-apply frequently, with WEARAMAX this labour intensive operation is unnecessary as the product is warranted for ‘wear through’ for up to 10 years.
Howard O’Brien, managing director Traffik UK commented: “The benefits of the WearMax ceramic floor seal system are broad and the opportunities endless. Whether looking to protect a brand new floor, to extend the life of an existing floor or to enhance a tired floor coming to the end of its lifecycle - WearMax is the answer. Most importantly the system comes with up to a 10-year warranty - a first for hard floor sealants in the UK.”
www.traffik.uk.com
ANTRON FIBRE STARS IN STELLAR
CARPET CHOICE UK carpet manufacturer, burmatex has called upon INVISTA’s Antron carpet fibre to help deliver vibrant colour, tempting texture and high-end performance to its latest carpet tile offering; Hadron.
Hadron, inspired by the Hadron Collider, benefits from 100% solution dyed Antron Lumena polyamide. This high- performance fibre allows for a broad spectrum of design combinations, with bursts of accent colour surrounded by dark helping create a real statement in style. These accents range from the intense pops of Firefly and Sparkler to the mid tones of Mint and Arctic, and neutrals of Ash and Clay, suitable for a range of interiors.
Burmatex Hadron carpet tiles not only provide a unique combination of shade and texture, but also practical qualities that make them ideal for use in busy environments. Designed to withstand heavy foot and wheeled traffic, the carpet tiles utilise the performance of Antron Lumena carpet fibre to provide locations with looks that stand the test of time. With a multi-hollow cross-section that reduces the appearance of soiling and a molecular structure that makes it difficult for dirt to stick, Antron Lumena stays looking good and makes maintenance easier. Colourfast and light-fast, the fibre is also resistant to staining and fading.
Jo Lea Keppler, marketing communications manager, Antron carpet fibre, commented: “We’re delighted that Antron Lumena solution dyed nylon features in the newest product
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from burmatex. The burmatex team have years of experience manufacturing high performance carpet tiles, and the inclusion of our carpet fibre is testament to the trust they have in both the design and performance attributes of Antron. This is an exciting collaboration with burmatex as Hadron’s mix of matte and metallic delivers a striking aesthetic for 2017.”
www.antron.eu www.tomorrowscontractfloors.com
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