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Polytred gets PU surface - and new colour

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May 27 2004

Specialist acoustic and sports flexible sheet vinyl floorcoverings from commercial flooring specialists Polyflor Ltd have been relaunched with a low maintenance surface treatment and a range of bright new colourways.

Both Polytred Acoustic PU and Polytred Sport PU now feature a specially formulated polyurethane (PU) surface treatment, reducing maintenance costs by up to 24%, and both offer an enhanced choice of modern marbleised decoration.

Polytred Acoustic PU is available in ten colours in 3mm gauge sheet, with a specially developed reinforced closed cell PVC foam backing providing durability, comfort underfoot and excellent impact sound reduction.

Ideal for multi-purpose sports halls, gymnasia and leisure centres, Polytred Sport PU – in five colours – combines a 2mm vinyl top layer with 3.5mm closed cell foam backing. The floorcovering is fully tested to BS7044: Part 4 for rebound resilience, abrasive wear and slip resistance and to DIN 18032: Part 2 for impact resistance, ball rebound and residual impression. Line markings can be applied to the vinyl using adhesive tape or paint.

Source: Polyflor

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