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MagTabs by IOBAC UK Ltd


ABOUT THIS PRODUCT...


MagTabs enable the quick and clean affixing of standard carpet and +4mm vinyl tiles to magnetically receptive floors, such as metal raised access floors or a metallic base from the IOBAC Magnetic Flooring system.


Magnetic on one side and self-adhesive on the other, these smart little tabs work by locking tiles tightly together using a unique two-dimensional grip to create the next generation in ‘floating floor’ technology.


This new method of modular flooring installation provides: Company Profile


IOBAC magnetic flooring was developed from a simple vision – to make the flooring process as simple, fast, cost-effective and hassle-free as possible for all involved, contractors and end-users alike.


With decades of flooring industry experience, the IOBAC team set out to solve common flooring problems by radically re-designing traditional flooring techniques.


- Clean, mess-free process – no wet adhesives - Tile and base left uncontaminated for future use/recycling - Accelerated loose-lay method - Easy access/design change


Learn more about IOBAC’s MagTabs and other innovations, including magnetic flooring, and underfloor heating and walling solutions.


Company Contact


info@iobac.com +44(0) 118 334 2682 www.iobac.com


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