COMMERCIAL FLOORING


ASPECT FLOORING Unit 11, Townmead Business Centre, William Morris Way, Fulham SW6 2SZ


T: 020 7731 3634 E: hello@aspectflooring.com W: www.aspectflooring.com @AspectFlooring


Aspect Commercial Flooring has been providing quality, bespoke solutions to the construction and fit out sector since 1994. We work with main contractors, architects and interior designers to create intelligently designed floors, on time and on budget.


As your trusted advisors, we will make sure that your project is delivered to the highest standard. Working across offices, luxury residences, institutions, laboratories and healthcare facilities, we tailor our services to your needs. This can range from sub-floor preparation, installing carpet tiles, vinyl and linoleum flooring, to luxury timber parquet and broadloom carpet.


We excel at fulfilling technically demanding installations, from unobtrusively replacing the floors of an international law firm who work around the clock, to sourcing and installing static-dissipative rubber flooring, which provides key protection to the equipment in a specialist laboratory.


Get in touch to find out how we could help you with your next project. DAMP- PROOF MEMBRANES


MARLDON UK Marldon UK, 172 Brierley Road, Walton Summit Centre, Preston PR5 8AH


T: 01772 696600 F: 01772 647397 E: info@marldonuk.com W: www.marldonuk.com


Built on 40 years of flooring heritage, Marldon is committed to providing architects, specifiers and construction professionals with professional and environmental solutions for subfloor build up, wood floor finishes and everything in between. From concept to completion, choose Marldon for the highest quality products for every stage of your wood floor installation.


The Marldon MXS140 is an accelerated two-part epoxy based DPM that cures as a surface membrane over concrete, as well as sand and cement subfloors. Curing in half the time of conventional epoxy-based surface damp proof membranes, the MXS140 provides a guaranteed surface damp proof membrane up to 97% RH (measurable).


MAPEI UK LTD Mapei House, Steel Park Road, Halesowen, West Midlands B62 8HD


T. +44 (0)121 508 6970 F. +44 (0)121 508 6960 E: info@mapei.co.uk W: www.mapei.co.uk


In accordance with British Standards. Mapei offer practical solutions to control high residual moisture content in cementitious substrates for speedy and effective resilient floor covering installations.


Mapeproof Primer is the latest addition to Mapei’s range of surface membranes, with the added bonuses of being single component, water- based and moisture suppressing, with very low emission of VOC.


Ready for use with no mixing required, Mapeproof Primer is quick and easy to roller apply; the primer is green in colour to assist with application, certifying full coverage of cement-based substrates. Suitable for both large projects and domestic installations internally, this Mapei offering also benefits from no waste, and can be resealed and stored with no qualms for future use.


UZIN Unit 2, Mitchell Court, Central Park, Rugby, Warwickshire CV23 0UY


T: +44 (0) 1788 530 080 E: uzin.uk@uzin-utz.com W: www.uzin.co.uk


With over a 100 year experience, UZIN provides the UK’s flooring professionals with ecological, innovative and high quality products and solutions. We offer a variety of quality primers and DPM’s as well as an award-winning moisture control system.


Waiting for damp anhydrite screeds to dry are now a thing of the past. With UZIN’s innovative system, calcium sulphate screeds can be permanently protected against residual moisture up to 95% RH (or up to 90% RH when underfloor heating is present). The system allows projects to be completed much quicker and avoids long delays.


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