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PPMA SHOW STAND D80 W


ith sustainability, smart manufacturing and operational efficiency headlining at PPMA 2026 next month, Kemtile will be showcasing how its


single source flooring credentials help to meet these modern-day demands in fast- moving process and packaging companies. Kemtile is a specialist in high performance


hygienic fl ooring and a division of the international manufacturer and installer Stonhard, operating in 50+ countries Europe- wide. The team, together with colleagues from


Stonhard and global partners, will be at the leading show on stand D80 from 22- 24 September, to explain the benefi ts of a naturally sustainable fl ooring service approach to visitors. Dave Sleight, Key Account Manager from


Kemtile, has over 40 years’ experience in the process and packaging industry and advises facility owners on the right approach to installing fl ooring to meet sustainability goals. He says: “Process and packaging


companies are under increasing pressure to meet sustainability targets while maintaining the highest standards of hygiene, safety and productivity. At Kemtile we help those


KEMTILE TALKS SUSTAINABLE FLOORING


SOLUTIONS AT PPMA 2026 With sustainability, smart manufacturing and operational efficiency headlining at PPMA 2026 next month, Kemtile will be showcasing how its single source flooring credentials help to meet these modern-day demands in fast-moving process and packaging companies


companies achieve these goals through high-performance fl ooring, wall, and ceiling systems engineered for demanding manufacturing environments, with sustainability built in. He added: “There is a hidden


environmental cost of fl ooring refurbishment


that not many realise which means you want to minimise the time you spent replacing fl ooring. At Kemtile we are committed to doing it once and doing it well. Longevity and durability are at the heart of everything we do.” To further enhance the focus on


sustainable practice Kemtile will be sharing the stand with partners Polysto, Europe’s leading manufacturer of kerb and wall protection products for demanding, hygiene- sensitive environments. This year Polysto has launched a new


range of Cleanrock kerbs designed to improve hygienic performance while supporting more sustainable construction. The recycled fi breglass formula delivers


high impact resistance without compromise, while the one-foot design ensures precise, consistent installation across all fl oor types. The result is a durable and clean solution for long-term reliability in demanding process environments. Nick Van den Bosschelle, Vice President


Global Business Development at Polysto, says: “We have spent the last 30 years investing in hygienic product design and construction solutions to help food processing and other process-driven facilities achieve the highest levels of protection, partnering with Kemtile and other master installers in more than 100 countries worldwide.” Kemtile’s Director, Jamie Cook comments:


“We will be encouraging visitors to our stand to consider the signifi cant role high- performance, durable fl ooring solutions can play in meeting ever-increasing demands on factory owners around sustainability, smart manufacturing and operational effi ciency. We are looking forward to the show.”


Kemtile kemtile.co.uk 42 JULY/AUGUST 2026 | FACTORY&HANDLINGSOLUTIONS


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