Polysafe Verona PUR

Polysafe Verona PUR is a carborundum-free safety flooring with high decorative appeal, featuring 18 subtle pastel shades complemented by bold statement colours. Fully HSE compliant: 36+ RRL Pendulum (slider 96), R10 (DIN51130) on the Ramp Test . Conforms to EN 13845 and 50,000 cycles abrasion test, BRE Global A+ Rated Product (Certificate No: ENP 472) in major use areas such as healthcare & education. The range is 100% recyclable and incorporates a polyurethane reinforcement (PUR) which protects the floor covering by resisting soiling and scuffing and allows the use of a polish-free maintenance regime. Ideal for use in areas where contaminant spillages can occur, making slip resistance an important consideration.

Specification

Polysafe Verona PUR is a carborundum-free safety vinyl range combining the assurance of sustainable slip resistance with high durability for years of performance. Available in 18 colours, Verona offers a blend of subtle pastel shades, featuring a tonal and complementary secondary chip decoration, the range incorporates safety aggregates in the vinyl which are virtually invisible to eye once laid on the floor. Polysafe Verona PUR achieves a sustainable slip resistance of 36+ (slider 96), R10 (DIN51130) on the Ramp Test and is fully HSE compliant.Polysafe Verona features the exclusive Polysafe PUR reinforcement for optimum appearance retention & superior cleaning benefits.Ideal for commercial & residential areas at front or back of house.
• Overall Length: 20000 mm
• Overall Width: 2000 mm
• Overall Height: 2 mm
• Gross Weight: 2600 g/m2
• Material : PVC
• Colour Options: Light, medium, dark
• Features: Particle-based enhanced slip-resistant polyvinyl chloride (PVC) sheets
• Finish: Cross-linked polyurethane reinforcement- life time polish free
• Electrical Behaviour: ≤2.0kV
• Castor Chair: Suitable
• Slip Resistance Value: EN 13845 ESf
• Slip Resistance Value: DIN 51130_ R10
• SRV Pendulum Test: >36 (wet test) - 4S Rubber/Slider 96
• Surface Roughness: To BS 1134, 20μm
• Residual Indentation: <0.1mm>
• Chemical Resistance: Good resistance to dilute acids and alkalis
• Bacterial Resistance: ISO 846 PART C, does not favour growth
• Ease of Radioactive Decontamination: ISO 8690, Excellent
• Location of Manufacturer: UK
• Environmental Product Declaration: Generic EN 15804 EPD available
• Responsible Sourcing of Materials: BES 6001 Excellent
• VOC Accreditations: Eurofins Indoor Air Comfort Gold, FloorScore certifed
• Expected Life: 10 Years

Technical specification

Unique ref.Polysafe-Verona-PUR
Product familySafety
Product groupSafety Flooring
TypeObject (single object)
Date of publishing2020-08-24
Edition number1
Height (mm)2
Width (mm)2000

Links

Product urlhttps://www.polyflor.com/products/polysafe-verona-pur-original?family=311

Material mainPVC
Material secondaryVinyl
Designed inUnited Kingdom
Manufactured inUnited Kingdom

Classification

BIMobject CategoryFlooring - Vinyl Flooring
IFC classificationCovering
UNSPSC nameFlooring
UNSPSC code301617
Uniclass 2015 CodePr_35_57_71_61
Uniclass 2015 DescriptionParticle-based enhanced slip-resistant polyvinyl chloride (PVC) sheets
CSI MasterFormat 2014 Code09 65 16
CSI MasterFormat 2014 TitleResilient Sheet Flooring
OmniClass Number23-15 17 15
OmniClass TitleResilient Flooring

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