SUPER SMOOTH
STYLE FROM DALHAUS DALSOUPLE
For a safe and sleek flooring solution, Dalhaus Dalsouple have released a new range of rubber floor tiles to withstand heavy traffic and provide an attractive finish.
The new DalUni range from Dalhaus Dalsouple features ultra-smooth, ultra-tactile rubber tiles that are beautiful enough for a high-end design environment, yet tough enough to withstand the heaviest traffic.
Choose from Dalhaus’ palette of 26 richly-saturated solid colours, from the practical to the playful, or custom colours can even be made on request for larger orders.
DalUni comes in 610mm x 610mm tiles, and can be bonded to a magnetic substrate to make magnetic tiles for access floor areas.
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For all kinds of contract installations, rubber is a smart choice. Robust enough for high footfall areas, yet highly attractive, warm and soft; it offers excellent slip-resistance and absorbs both impact and sound much more effectively than other resilient surfaces.
Rubber holds colour pigment exceptionally well, making it ideal if you want a plain solid colour floor rather than a pattern.
It is sometimes dismissed
as an expensive option compared to vinyl, but our products prove this does not have to be the case. Now you can have all the benefits of a great quality rubber floor without the high price tag,
yet there’s no compromise on quality or design flexibility.
Dalhaus Dalsouple is a specialist in rubber and its products are used in a variety of different installations, from shops and offices to museums, sports centres, airports and schools. In addition to DalUni, the business also offers sheet and tile rubber in relief finish, plus a wide range of sports flooring.
At just £28.50 per square metre (ex VAT & delivery) DalUni offers stunning, high- performance flooring at a competitive price, with all the colour you need.
www.dalhaus.co.uk www.tomorrowscontractfloors.com
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