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SG4 FREESTANDING GUARDRAIL SYSTEM


 Unique patented lifting shoe  Safe, secure and cost effective flat roof edge protection


Please visit our website or call Whelan Plant:


Tel: 01959 571788 Fax: 01959 571068 Email: info@shorguard.co.uk www.shorguard.co.uk


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Stop on site slips with TecDura


The number one cause of injuries on the working site is due to slips, trips and falls. TecDura Surface Protection Systems focus on creating a safer working environment through innovation and engineering.


TecDura Duramat is self-adhesive, fire and smoke proof, mould and bacteria resistant, impermeable to liquid, fully breathable, U.V. resistant and does not leave a residue when removed from the substrate.


As the mat seals to the surface, it cannot ‘ruck up’ to create a trip hazard. The slip resistant top coat has a Pendulum Test Value (P.T.V.) of 63 when wet. The H&S recommendation is a minimum value of 36 to prove to insurance companies, slip accident claimants and personal injury lawyers that a safe floor environment has been provided.


The puncture resistant Duramat stands up to everyday wear and tear on a work site, providing protection from machinery, cement, plaster, render, scaffolding, foot traffic and more.


One name in surface protection fits all: TecDura. 020 8894 4984 | www.tecdura.com


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