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In school corridors, communal areas of housing, medical centres and other areas where people congregate; IVC Commercial Isafe 70 compact sheet vinyl provides a safe floor underfoot. Isafe 70 has lifelong 36+ low slip potential (measured in accordance with RRL) achieved through its unique Hypergrip surface. Exclusive to Isafe 70, Hypergrip reduces the chances of slips without degrading design integrity or ease of maintenance. Not only more beautiful than conventional safety flooring, Isafe 70 is easier to clean and keeps onto its good looks for longer.


Isafe 70 comes in a wide range of wood plank, herringbone, concrete, terrazzo and colour effects. From welcoming and homely designs like the popular Camargue oak plank through to the architectural look of Sting and on-trend Coronet, Isafe 70 delivers a high-quality aesthetic to coordinate with any design scheme. What’s more, the clarity of the Hypergrip finish also ensures that every Isafe 70 floor looks impressively real. With a total of 26 different looks stocked at distributors across the UK and Ireland, it’s the fast way to a more beautiful safety floor.


Through a 0.70mm wear layer, Isafe 70 achieves Class 34 so can be confidently used in heavy duty environments such as round-the-clock receptions or busy public spaces like leisure centres, where the floor needs to withstand constant use. IVC has also ensured that hygiene can be


100 RECYCLED PLASTIC BOTTLES IN EVERY FLOOR


improved, equipping the floor with Sanitec anti-bacterial protection to protect against mould and mildew growth.


Jake Parks, national sales manager – commercial, said: “Isafe 70 has proven itself on countless projects. Its ability to deliver a surface that’s not only safe, but which looks great too, is certainly a winning formula.


Joining the LeoLine cushion vinyl collection for 2025, Comfytex Deluxe Max is a floor that packs a lot into every square metre: trending styles, easy installation, sublime comfort, low maintenance, durability, and nearly six recycled plastic bottles in its textile backing.


That means in your average bathroom or kitchen, LeoLine Comfytex Deluxe Max holds 100 recycled plastic bottles. What’s even more impressive is that the equivalent material of 10 of these bottles come directly from ocean-bound plastic waste collected by impoverished coastal communities. This Social Plastic is then exchanged for money and benefits like health, work and life insurance, education and more. The scheme supports more than 59,000 members and has seen the equivalent of over 8bn bottles collected to date – the largest global bottle deposit programme in history.


Stuart Reeves, sales and marketing director, said: “The Social Plastic in


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With added features and the durability and cleanability of its 0.70mm Hypergrip wear layer, the floor provides outstanding long- term value. It should be on the shortlist for contractors and end users wanting a more attractive option than the usual blues and greys on offer from other safety floors.”


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Comfytex Deluxe Max is attempting to solve two problems: ending poverty and stopping plastic pollution. By purchasing Social Plastic feedstock for use in the recycled backing of Comfytex Deluxe Max, we’re directly impacting on the lives of people in coastal areas and stopping plastic entering the oceans in some of the world’s top ocean pollution points.”


New from LeoLine, Comfytex Deluxe Max is a textile-backed cushion vinyl floor in a range of 16 stylish and trending wood and stone designs. With small and large herringbone, large and medium planks and smart tile designs; Comfytex Deluxe Max is certainly for those that take their quest for the right interior style seriously. Thanks to its recycled textile back including Social Plastic, the floor can be fitted on top of existing floors without glue – simple and clean loose lay installation for an instant transformation.


leoline.co.uk www.tomorrowscontractfloors.co.uk


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