PROMOTIONAL FEATURE
Brought to you by BRITANNIA
ADVANCED COATING SYSTEMS FOR SPORTS AND PLAY SURFACES
Britannia advanced surface coating technologies are the result of years of practical experience backed by extensive laboratory research and testing.
Whatever the application, however much the surface is used, our ranges deliver outstanding results, combining exceptional durability with unrivalled depth of colour and the very highest standards of slip resistance.
APPLICATIONS INCLUDE: BRITANNIA CLEAR DECATONE TARMAC BINDER
> Tennis courts (tarmac and concrete) > Sports areas > Multi use games areas (MUGAS) > Play areas > Sports and recreational halls > Cycleways > Mini kids’ zones > Netball
All coatings are safe and easy to apply, non-flammable and environmentally friendly.
BRITANNIA DECATONE SR60 TENNIS COURT PAINT/ SR75 NETBALL PAINT
> Water-based acrylic coating > Air dry evaporation > Excellent adhesion to porous macadam and concrete
> High resistance to wear (6-8 years) > Resistant to ultra violet light > Slip resistance to current standards > Compatible with Decatone Tarmac Binder
> Tough and durable single pack coating, solvent or water-based
> Helps the court to last longer by binding the macadam surface
> Must be over-coated with Decatone SR60 tennis court paint
COATINGS THAT LAST AND LAST
> Outdoor surface coatings in a range of colours > Indoor floor sealants > Line paints for indoor and outdoor applications > Off-road marking paints > Tarmac binder
CONTACT US
Britannia Paints are a member of SAPCA, the Sports and Play Construction Association
BRITANNIA
T: 01606 834015 F: 01606 837006 E:
sales@britanniapaints.co.uk www.britanniapaints.co.uk
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