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Poolsafe installation in pool link-way at Haven Holiday Park Rockley. A total of 380 sq metres of FG rubber flooring was laid to achieve this stunning effect
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unusual applications. Many of Tact’s products are modular and easy to install by the competent DIY enthusiast but for the larger, or more complex installations, the company has a team of fitters who travel all over the UK and Ireland. Tact’s foot friendly swimming pool and
changing room surfaces offer free-draining and anti-bacterial properties. The cleverly named interlocking TactTiles provide stunning visual impact for swimming pool surrounds and pool decking as well as for spa pools, wet rooms and changing rooms. Where an entire flooring solution is not required there are also swimming pool matting options. Tact’s Pippa Highnam commented; “With wet floor areas, safety is always of paramount importance. Our bespoke flooring solution, TactTiles, has a free draining system that moves water away from the surface, so that it remains clean and dry. It has an anti-slip and forgiving surface, acting like a sprung floor, ensuring comfort and safety. You really can’t be too careful these days in terms of both safety and hygiene, so an attractive and durable solution like TactTiles really does tick all the boxes.” Well established specialist leisure floor
company, Poolsafe Rubber Flooring, meets the highest quality and safety standards with exceptional anti-slip properties, making Poolsafe the perfect choice for use in wet leisure facilities. Only the finest 0.5-1.5mm EPDM (ethylene
propylene diene monomer) rubber granules are used ensuring superb durability and perfect colour consistency that will not fade. The finish is seamlessly smooth, comfortably warm to the touch and significantly reduces noise pollution. Poolsafe’s unique rubber granular mix includes
aliphatic polyurethane with excellent UV and chemical resistance and an advanced chemically engineered, non toxic, environmentally sound sanitiser to minimise growth of harmful microorganisms. Additionally, the company are currently working towards PWTAG guidelines specific to splash pads regarding the use of non- slip and chemical resistant products, for all their wet leisure flooring products. Whilst safety is top of the list, aesthetics are also a major factor when covering any leisure area and Poolsafe offer a large variety of choice including individual colour mixes, motifs and patterns. Poolsafe rubber flooring has already been
installed in a large number of domestic and commercial sites over the last 10 years. Recent commercial installations include Haven Holiday Parks, Woodgreen Lido in Banbury, Neptune’s
Beach at Thorpe Park and Cariba Water Park at Alton Towers. In addition to the rubber flooring, Poolsafe
have recently secured exclusive rights for the UK distribution of Ultra Tuff Pool and Deck Coating, a cost effective non-slip patented flexible paint. This unique product includes a rubber crumb aggregate making it ideal for large commercial wet leisure installations where safety, strength and flexibility are of paramount importance. From pool surrounds to splash pads, it’s a fact
that any wet leisure area will be both enhanced and protected by implementing hard wearing and cost effective Poolsafe floors and surfaces that offer seamless style, with safety built in! Easifall’s safe-for-all slip resistant rubber surface
is ideal for indoor or outdoor pools or spas. With a huge colour range, Easifall pool surfaces provide
Ultra Tuff available through Poolsafe, is non slip and perfect for large commercial wet leisure installations where safety, strength and flexibility are of paramount importance
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