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PLACE


ENTRANCE ARCHITECT APP – COBA FLOORING


Second place goes to Entrance matting manufacturer COBA Flooring for their application Entrance Architect. The app, for phones and tablets, supports the entrance matting specification process and is a handy tool for architects, specifiers, flooring contractors and end-users.


Developed in-house by COBA’s marketing team and entrance matting experts, the app includes a simple decision tree posing a series of questions to users about the type of project they are working on. It then recommends the most suitable product/s for that specific project, with the ability to access technical specifications and images for a more comprehensive insight.


COBA’s informative application shows how entrance matting products can be used to create inspiring designs that really enhance a building at the point of entry. There is the option to view real case studies and download data sheets.


They said:


“We are thrilled to receive this recognition for our mobile app, Entrance Architect, which was developed in-house by COBA’s sales and marketing teams as a collaborative project.


“The feedback we have received since the app went live on the Google Play store and Apple App store has been fantastic and by coming second in the Tomorrow’s Contact Flooring Awards it shows that we’ve made something to be proud of.”


Simon James, Web Developer, COBA Flooring


3RD


PLACE SIKA COMFORTFLOOR – SIKA


And in third place we have the Sika-ComfortFloor range, which is suitable for a range of applications where individual design needs to be combined with comfort and care. This resin-based product offers quality, durability and versatility. An easily applied high performance liquid, this hardwearing system is available in an expansive range of colours to meet a wealth of aesthetic requirements.


Ideal for applications where exceptional hygiene standards are crucial, the seamless flooring surface is easily cleaned and maintained. Additionally, Sika ComfortFloor’s chemical composition and texture absorb impact, granting it excellent acoustic insulation.


There are various systems within the Sika ComfortFloor range to suit many environments and applications. These range from the durable ComfortFloor Tough system - suitable for heavy trafficked areas - to ComfortFloor Pro, a build- up system which includes Regupol matting for additional cushioning underfoot.


They said


“This result is a superb endorsement of ComfortFloor’s proven properties as a safe, durable flooring solution for a range of hygiene-critical applications including schools, hospitals and kitchens.It’s proof of the company’s drive to develop flooring systems which simplify the installation process without compromising quality. Congratulations to all those involved in the creation and promotion of this exemplary system.”


Pete Hollingworth at SikaFloor


“Fantastic app, it’s easy to use and really helps in the


specification process.”


“It's amazing! So easy to navigate and to


find information about each product.”


“Great application support


from Sika.”


“Seamless and easy to clean. Great for multiple


uses and comes in a wide range of colours and decorative finishes.”


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