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EDUCATIONAL VENUES


HEATED DEVELOPMENTS It’s in education where the benefits of underfloor heating can really add up. Flowcrete’s Isowarm underfloor heating offers energy efficient savings of up to 30% compared to conventional heating systems. There’s also the safety advantage associated with removing hot surfaces from pupils’ environments, with the system


underground and out of sight.


Isowarm’s design also frees up space, with no need for radiators, and can be adjusted zone by zone so that different spaces have control over their temperature. Isowarm can be topped with stylish seamless finishes, including a choice of terrazzo, decorative quartz, fast-curing systems and contemporary resin finishes.


Furthermore, all seamless resin floor finishes are supported by Flowcrete’s market-leading and newly enhanced Isocrete Floor Screeds range, which have been given a green makeover with a new formulation free from Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC) and manufactured from a high percentage of recycled raw materials.


CORRIDORS AND STAIRWELLS Hard-wearing, durable finishes that can cope with high traffic areas are critical for busy corridors.


Seamless resin floors should be chosen that can meet these demands – and balance slip resistance with ease of maintenance. Usually certain resin surfaces can be applied across stairs, to create a seamless and stylish look that is in step with the rest of the floor area and is geared up for long-term use.


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SMOOTH RUNNING ON THE GROUND Whatever the area of a building, environmental factors are a key driver in specification for education and one of Flowcrete’s recent innovations, GREEN Floorzone, earns top marks in the sustainability stakes. Offering the most energy-saving single-source solutions on the market, the GREEN Floorzone is a single warranty floor build-up programme featuring a number of options, including choices in resin floor finish and self-levelling screed. Further elements include the energy-saving Isowarm underfloor heating system, and Iscocrete Acoustic Foam, which reduces sound transfer between floors – a feature of significant benefit for busy educational environments.


The single source nature of the system offers another sustainable benefit. All products arrive on site from one source and, with just one contractor responsible for the entire installation, there is no wastage.


As well as ensuring the level best in flooring projects, Flowcrete UK also recently developed a project management service for main contractors and clients, to ensure a smooth operation too.


Isocrete Project Management offers a single source route, extending from the initial project consultation process, through to warranty and aftercare. Operating throughout the key stages of a project, the management process offers a bespoke service from initial consultation, product specification, manufacture and logistics management, through to installation from a trained Flowcrete approved contractor – and all backed by a comprehensive product and installation warranty.


The service offers the financial security to carry out large contract projects and provides specifiers with a single point of contact for both the manufacturer and installation team.


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