WIDER, BETTER,
FASTER, QUIETER With two and four-metre width options across its commercial vinyl portfolio, Itec Contract Floors manufactures floors that have installation, aesthetic and performance advantages.
Making all of its commercial sheet vinyl in Europe, Itec Contract Floors can strictly control the quality of all of its exclusive decorative, safety and acoustic flooring. Developing all designs in-house, Itec floors provide a variety of wood, stone, architectural and decorative effects that are available in two and four-metre widths.
For large areas, the four-metre width option enhances aesthetics, requiring fewer seams across the space. Also, with the innovative technology of Invisiweld, any seams are stronger and almost invisible, contributing to a more realistic effect for wood plank and tile decors, as well as keeping mineral and architectural-looking designs seamless. In smaller areas, two-metre wide options keep waste to a minimum.
These width options can also help when it comes to installing Itec Contract Floors, particularly in larger areas where fewer seams mean faster fitting and an end result that looks better, both heightened with the use of Invisiweld.
FILA TAKES CARE OF
NEW SUPER-SIZED TILES In response to the latest tile trends, FILA has introduced a new recommended care solution for large and extra-large format porcelain and ceramics. The new programme includes FILA products for a surface builder’s clean – and for cleaning of the tile back, to remove possible suction cup marks – as well as treatments for ongoing maintenance.
The new programme, which ensures a pristine installation and easy ongoing maintenance, is carried out using DETERDEK and/or FILACR10; FILAPS87 and FILACLEANER. DETERDEK is a safe and fumeless acid solution that’s free from hydrochloric acid; it removes cementitious deposits and building site dirt. As well as cleaning the face of the tile after grouting, FILA also recommends using DETERDEK to pre-clean the back of
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the tile before installation, to remove impurities and ensure good adhesion. After installation, DETERDEK is used to remove adhesive and cementitious grout residues or FILACR10 to safely and effectively remove epoxy residues, whilst FILAPS87 – an alkaline-based deep cleaner – removes possible marks left by suction cups.
For ongoing maintenance, concentrated FILACLEANER can be
used diluted for a no-rinse clean or at a lower dilution for a deep clean. The pH-neutral detergent leaves no residue and does not contain a ‘maintainer’, which can attract dirt and make ongoing maintenance difficult. FILAPS87 can also be used for periodic cleans, to remove organic dirt, stubborn stains and wax.
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Once installed, Itec Contract Floors deliver exceptional long-term performance, equipped with Hyperguard+ PUR technology for a surface that resists scuffs and stains and is easier to maintain. Protecting looks and enhancing life, Hyperguard+ comes as standard on all decorative, acoustic and safety flooring from the brand.
With floors rated up to Class 43 Light Industrial Heavy use, there is no doubt that Itec Contract Floors are hardwearing enough for the most demanding of public spaces.
In areas such as student accommodation and multi-occupancy housing, it is the acoustic flooring range that really delivers, providing a home- like feel, easy maintenance, high wear resistance and up to 19dB of acoustic absorption; the standard for education across Europe. Proven in many student accommodation projects, the Itec Contract Floors acoustic flooring collection delivers an unmatched blend of noise reduction, comfort, simple cleaning and long-term durability.
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