capital expenditure, saving up to 50% off the cost of a brand-new replacement.
Fast results The less time an area is out of bounds, the better, and renewal is a much faster process than replacement. It is 50% quicker, allowing facilities to be back up and running again in a matter of hours, minimising disruption for staff and visitors.
Long-lasting Durability is of key importance, and a longer lifecycle is of great benefit bringing efficiencies and reducing waste. Resilient renewal prolongs the lifespan of a floor by up to 15 years, while brand-new installations have shorter life-cycles.
‘As new’ results It’s not usual for people to ask about the end result of a renewal project and the answer is often met with surprise. Once a renewal project is completed, the end result is flawless. It has the look and feel of a brand- new installation, including different design and colour possibilities, that even the most experienced flooring experts cannot spot any difference between the two. The finish is first-class.
Low maintenance With renewal and replacement going head-to-head on maintenance, renewal comes out tops. It simplifies cleaning and maintenance schedules as well as improving the hygiene and safety of the surface. While a new replacement demands a more complex regime and a more frequent cleaning schedule.
Significantly cheaper With facilities costs on the rise, budgets are an increasing challenge and there is continued pressure to cut costs wherever possible. Resilient renewal is an easy and straightforward way to transform a space without high
Kinder to the environment Sourcing more sustainable and environmentally friendly solutions is a growing priority for many organisations, and renewal delivers on this front too - offering up to a 92% reduction in carbon footprint when compared to floor replacement, plus a 95% saving in energy resources, measured by transportation, electricity use, consumables, and materials.
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