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THE ULTIMATE FLOOR FOR EDUCATION
FROM ITEC Durable, Class 34 rated and easy to maintain, Concept Ultimate heterogeneous vinyl flooring from Itec Contract Floors is ideal for the demands of education areas exposed to high levels of foot traffic.
With 70 stunning designs, Concept Ultimate is made by IVC in Belgium as a high-performance sheet vinyl flooring for use when form and function must combine. Ideal for reception and congregation areas, corridors and other functional areas, Concept Ultimate can positively impact education facilities with flooring that not only looks great, but that also performs faultlessly.
From classic oak and grey woods in Toronto and Botticelli, to the mineral look of Pinnacles and Papillo, and the bright colours of Rochus and Populo; there is certainly enough choice to meet
KERACEM ECO FOR
PERFECT SCREEDS Kerakoll’s Keracem Eco is a hydraulic binder for high-performance screeds and heat-radiant slabs. When mixed with sand, this popular product produces screeds that are compatible with any type of finished flooring including hardwood, resilient materials, PVC, carpets, ceramic tiles and natural stone. Since it was launched in 2005, 36m bags have been produced which have been used to lay 120million square metres of screeds and it is now sold in 62 countries throughout the world.
It is a standard set product with improved workability and a pot life of up to three hours making life easier when laying, and the high-performance cements included minimise the amount of the product needed to bind the screed. However, it dries rapidly and is ready for foot traffic after approximately eight hours, tiling after only 24 hours and laying of hardwood
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the demands of the most stringent design brief. Whether a natural look for learning spaces, or a bright blue, orange or green for use as inlays in congregation areas; all Concept Ultimate floors achieve the same low maintenance thanks to Hyperguard+ PUR technology. Minimising scuffs, stains and dirt, the layer makes Concept Ultimate easy to clean as part of a standard cleaning regime.
Mark Wilson, Distribution Sales Manager, comments: “Concept Ultimate is our broadest range and one of our most durable, offering exceptional wear resistance for demanding locations. In environments such as schools, its durability and easy maintenance makes it a wise long-term investment.”
With a 0.70mm wear layer, Concept Ultimate is available in two and four- metre widths, coming fully compatible with Invisiweld; a chemical bond that leaves a stronger, invisible join between sheets. Negating ugly hot-weld seams, the easy-to-apply Invisiweld technology
floors after five days; allowing fast completion of the site.
The screed’s high levels of performance are made possible by an optimised water/cement ratio and the fact that it compensates for hygrometric shrinkage reducing the formation of surface cracks. The binder also compacts easily giving the finished screed excellent thermal conductivity and making it ideal for use with radiant heating and cooling systems.
Finally, in common with all Kerakoll products, it has been developed to be as eco-friendly as possible whilst still offering exceptional performance values. The hydraulic binder is classified as GEV Emicode EC1 R Plus meaning that it has very low VOC emissions and it can be recycled as an inert mineral material at the end of its life reducing its environmental impact.
Kerakoll UK’s team offer technical advice and support both during the
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delivers a true-to-life aesthetic that separates Itec vinyl flooring installations from other brands.
For education environments looking to maximise aesthetic integrity, long-term performance and low-maintenance in their floors, Concept Ultimate, made by IVC, is available to order.
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specification process and on-site, please contact them to discuss your project or to arrange for a trial of Keracem Eco.
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