UNDERLAY
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
We are a group of individuals who care. We care about wood. The installation and maintenance of wood flooring drives our passion to support and advise each and every one of you who are like-minded. You may be a specifier, distributor, contractor, or floor owner… you all require different levels of support, and we’re here to give you that.
Underlay: We can advise and supply for a range of different underlay needs; foam, rubber, sponge, resilient, underfloor heating, acoustic, moisture tolerant, floating, bonded… and for a wide range of applications; from sports and activity flooring to high end apartment blocks.
321 Silver Underlay: 3mm thickness, moisture protection, sound reduction - up to 21dB, compression recovery, high tensile strength.
TRUST IN EACH STEP.
QA FLOORING Unit 2, Hurricane Drive, Liverpool L24 8RL
T: 0151 495 3434 E:
sales@qaflooringsolutions.com W:
www.qaflooringsolutions.com
QA Underlay – simply better in so many ways
Whether an underlay is needed to reduce impact sound, level uneven subfloors, provide complete damp protection, work efficiently over underfloor heating – and much more – QA has a solution!
The QA collection of underlays is divided into three groups – Wood Underlays, Carpet Underlays and Professional Systems.
Within our wood underlay and carpet underlay ranges there is a product to suit every type of domestic and commercial installation. Our professional systems range covers special requirements such as Part E of Building Regulations.
Our friendly team is always on hand to discuss your installation requirements and recommend the best underlay to suit the application and deliver the benefits needed. Contact us to get the best out of your flooring installation!
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