Each flooring system has differing properties suited to particular uses and choosing the wrong solution can result in costly repairs or even complete floor failure down the line.
The Resin Flooring Association (FeRFA) represents major businesses and organisations involved in resin flooring, screeding and surface preparation. Its annual awards event, which this year was held at St Johns Hotel, Solihull, on November 23rd, celebrates the best of the resin flooring industry’s achievements from over the past year.
Ivory Industrials Ltd. will able to supply contractors, architects and construction projects across East Africa with Flowcrete’s full range of high performance resin flooring solutions.
THE MARC is named after its location in the heart of South Africa’s financial district, as it is on Maude and Rivonia Corner in Sandton CBD. The project’s architects, Boogertman + Partners, wanted to build a facility that reflected the area’s fashionable, modern and energetic atmosphere.
When specifying the flooring for a canteen several factors must be considered, such as who will be using the space, what they will be using it for and what challenges the floor will face. For office canteens, it can be assumed that staff will be using the space to relax and eat lunch, so the floor is likely to face exposure to spilled food or drink, highlighting two properties that should be specified for the flooring - slip resistance and chemical resistance.
The venue wanted to transform its large conferencing area into a high-end environment that would provide guests and delegates with a visually impressive, clean and contemporary space in which to talk, work and present.
be.UP Park is an indoor activity park aimed at both children and adults, offering a wide variety of activities that encourage exercise and fun. Being available for team building events, short play times and large groups of children’s parties, each be.UP Park is known for its exciting yet safe environment.
Mr Funtubbles provides a family-friendly atmosphere that reflects the visuals and experience of a traditional funfair. To this end, each site’s visual identity revolves around vibrant, clean, safe and colourful environments filled with rides and attractions.
Launched earlier this year at Johannesburg’s Facilities Management Expo, Flowfast Glow and Flowcoat Glow are specialised coatings with a flake finish that glows in the dark.
L’il Masters wanted to not only ensure that the finish underfoot would facilitate a productive, hygienic and efficient working environment – but that it would also reflect the company’s colours and identity. To achieve this, 7,000 m2 of the antibacterial enhanced, polyurethane system Flowfresh MF was applied in a number of different zones and in a selection of colours that matched L’il Masters branding.
