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EXPRESS YOURSELF WITH IVC Bringing the ultimate blend of imagination and innovation to off-the- shelf LVT, IVC’s Moduleo 55 Expressive delivers 12 unique looks designed to transform commercial interiors with high-style flooring.
From the chevron wood of Bohemain and the eclectic planks of Mystical to the random-shaped tiles of Jumble Stone and linear parquet of Shades; Moduleo Expressive 55 is packed with unusual looks that elevate interiors beyond the ordinary. With emboss-in-register technology, where the surface texture exactly follows the décor beneath, the collection is not only wonderfully creative, but also impressively authentic. And rather than use a standard size, IVC cuts planks or tiles precisely to the design, allowing the creation of stand-out floors without compromise.
The perfect way to add feature-level aesthetics to the floor, 55 Expressive is ready for commercial interiors with
LAYING HARDWOOD ON ANHYDRITE
OR GYPSUM Anhydrite screeds are becoming increasingly common, especially in new build properties. Kerakoll ‘s hardwood flooring systems brochure includes a system for anhydrite and gypsum which is looked at in more detail below.
The system can be used on anhydrite screeds, gypsum panels, plasterboard and dry lining sheets. It is easy and simple to use on both new installations and for renovation work and have been designed to help safeguard the health of the installer and the environment.
The substrate is consolidated using Slc Eco EP21 which can be used on screeds with up to 5% residual moisture. Next Slc Eco L34 Flex is used to fix the wood flooring to the substrate. The floor is finished with an application
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a high-performance specification that can take on the stiffest of challenges. Featuring IVC’s Protectonite PUR coating for impressive scratch, stain and scuff resistance, as well as supremely easy maintenance, the floor can withstand use in busy areas and has already been proving itself in workplaces and hospitality locations throughout Europe. With a 0.55mm wear layer that sees a Class 33 rating, there is no doubt that this water- resistant LVT is not only beautiful, but exceptionally tough too.
of Slc Eco Aqua-Pur HPX to protect it from wear and abrasion. All of these products have very low volatile organic compound emissions, and are either free of solvents or, in the case of the Slc Eco Aqua-Pur HPX have reduced solvent content. Slc Eco EP21 and Slc Eco L34 Flex are both non-toxic and non- hazardous to human health.
Technical Advice and Problem Solving Every project is unique and it is important to take into account any particular issues that may be present. The best way to do this is to get the manufacturer involved at the specification stage, so that the most suitable products can be chosen, and to ensure that they are consulted should an unforeseen issue occur on site. Kerakoll’s technical team is pleased to offer their help and advice at all stages of any project.
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David Bigland, managing Director, IVC Group UK Ltd explains: “55 floors are our toughest grade LVTs ready for busy workspaces and hospitality locations. Attaching this enduring specification to our most creative stock collection means that we’re empowering designers to make a great first impression at handover, safe in the knowledge that the floors will also continue to impress clients under intense use: it’s the perfect blend of design and performance.”
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