HOSP I TAL & SAFE TY FLOORING
GERFLOR Wedgnock House, Wedgnock Lane, Warwick, Warwickshire CV34 5AP
T: 01926 622 600 E:
contractuk@gerflor.com W:
www.gerflor.co.uk
Safety is paramount, and with this in mind the Tarasafe vinyl safety flooring range from Gerflor is suitable for use in all areas where slip- resistance, durability and hygiene are required. Perfect for a variety of sectors including healthcare, education, industry, housing, offices, restaurants and hotels.
Inlaid with mineral crystal particles for a light, brighter appearance and with slip resistance R ratings from R10 to R12 and a high wear resistance rating of T the Tarasafe range is ideal.
Complementing our Tarasafe range is Taralay Impression Control, a tough but stunning decorative safety flooring available in 24 design- led colour-ways. Offering slip resistance and outstanding performance Taralay Impression Control is perfect for heavy traffic areas with a Protecsol®
Control surface treatment for easy maintenance.
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
Mapei’s Ultrabond Eco V4SP adhesive is a low VOC product and can be used in residential, and commercial environments such as hospitals, for the installation of resilient flooring. 60,000m² of vinyl flooring was installed using Ultrabond Eco V4SP at the Victorian Comprehensive Cancer Centre (VCCC) in Melbourne, Australia.
Ultrabond Eco V4SP is a solvent free, synthetic polymer-based adhesive in water dispersion. Due to its particular formulation and extended open time, it can be used as a wet-bed adhesive for all kinds of floorings on absorbent substrates, as well as a transitional pressure-sensitive adhesive for bonding dimensionally stable floorcoverings on impervious, non-absorbent substrates.
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