Bona Resilient System by Bona
About this Product/Service
The Bona Resilient System is an industry-first. It’s turned the tables on a process that has been followed for years; namely the removal of resilient flooring that displays signs of damage or wear and tear, and replacement with brand new flooring – and instead introduced the concept of resilient floor renewal.
The ability to renew resilient flooring significantly impacts the facilities management sector, delivering an enormous range of benefits.
The Bona Resilient System is an innovative and highly effective solution that transforms and extends the life of resilient floors. It’s a high-quality, sustainable system that allows those working within facilities management to not just maintain a floor’s freshness, but to totally transform its look, without replacing it; in a safe, quick, cost-effective, and environmentally sustainable way.
Company Profile
Bona is a family-owned, sustainably-driven company that supplies products for installing, renovating, maintaining and restoring premium floors. Founded in 1919, Bona offers products for most premium floor surfaces including wood, tile, vinyl, resilient, rubber and laminate.
In fact, through using the Bona Resilient System, resilient floors including linoleum, vinyl, rubber, and PU are completely transformed and the end result could easily be mistaken for a brand-new floor.
So, what can the facilities management workforce expect from the Bona Resilient System?
• 50% less downtime minimising disruption to clients. • Up to 50% cheaper than brand new replacement. • Reduces carbon footprint by 90% (compared to replacement). • Renovated surface can last up to 15 years.
• The process can be undertaken up to four times on the same surface.
Company Contact
info.uk@
bona.com 01908 525150
www.bona.com
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