WORLD OF COLOUR or contemporary interiors in any commercial setting.


engineered for use where static control is required, so Palettone SD is ideal for use in telecommunications installations, computer rooms, electronic manufacturing and healthcare facilities, such as scanner rooms, X-ray suites and operating theatres.


Tom Rollo, Polyflor’s Marketing Manager, comments: “With the new Palettone collection we wanted to offer customers our widest variety of homogeneous vinyl flooring designs to date, with a shade available to complement every interior design scheme imaginable. As with our other commercial vinyl ranges, Palettone performs to a high standard, has excellent durability, is easy to maintain and provides endless design opportunities.”


◄ Palettone - English Garden and Woodland Air


Palettone is 100% recyclable through the Recofloor vinyl take back scheme and contains recycled material. The collection has also achieved a generic BRE A+ rating in major use areas, helping to contribute points within a BREEAM Assessment for a building. Palettone also achieves Indoor Air Comfort Gold certification for low VOC emissions, an internationally recognised indoor air quality standard.


A comprehensive brochure, presenter and colour wheel are now available for the Palettone range. Sampling can be ordered free of charge from the Polyflor website or by calling the Polyflor Samples Direct Hotline on 0161 767 2551.


▲ Palettone - New Dawn and Deep Space


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Further details of Polyflor’s extensive range of resilient vinyl flooring are available from Polyflor Ltd, Radcliffe New Road, Whitefield, Manchester, M45 7NR. Tel: 0161 767 1111. Fax: 0161 767 1128.


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