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PREPARING THE SUBFLOOR

The flooring contractor has responsibility for laying the

floorcovering only when he is satisfied that the subfloor

is in a suitable condition to receive the flooring.

Local regulations regarding subfloors and the

installation of floorcoverings must be complied with.

GENERAL INFORMATION

(NEW SUBFLOORS OR RENOVATION)

The subfloor must be absolutely hard, level, dry, smooth

and structurally sound.

The subfloor must be free of cracks and other

irregularities and must not be contaminated with paint,

plaster, oil, grease or any other substance which could

affect adhesion.

Cracks must be filled with an appropriate material.

The following information provides you with basic

installation procedures. For technical products or more

detailed instructions please refer to our technical guide.

171 Tiles

172 Sheet

173 Saga

174 Conductive, dissipative

and antistatic

floorcoverings

174 Conductive flooring with

conductive adhesive and

conductive primer

175 Laying procedure for

residential sheet products

Laying procedures

168 to 175

Cold and hot welding

176

Adhesives

177

Maintenance

178 to 181

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Laying procedure for tiles

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Hardness

Use cement based products for subfloor preparation. They must be neither crumbly nor flaky.

Flatness

Maximum deflexion, for a 2 m ruler 7 mm, for a 0.20 m ruler 2 mm.

Surface state: fine and regular.

Dryness

Moisture content in subfloors should be measured using appropriate devices and should be in accordance with relevant

standards in each country. The relative humidity must not be higher than 75 % R.H.

Adapt the drying time according to how cold or damp the conditions are.

Smoothness

A smoothing compound must be applied to the entire surface according to the standards mentioned above. Smoothing

compounds are not designed to overcome levelling deficiencies. The smoothing compound must be allowed to dry in

accordance with manufacturer's instructions.

Rub down using a carborundum stone in order to obtain a perfectly smooth surface.

Sweep or vacuum up any dust. Spread the adhesive.

Expansion joints or movement joints

Floorcovering should be laid up to the joint and the joint should be covered with an appropriate plastic or metal sliding

joint cover.

Subfloors direct to ground

A damp-proof membrane must be laid under the concrete to act as a waterproof barrier against underlying hydrostatic

pressure and moisture.

Underfloor heating

The subfloor must be allowed to dry in accordance with local standards.

The heating system should have been switched on at least 4 weeks before laying the floorcovering, then switched off 24

hours before any subfloor preparation, and remains switched off during installation of the floorcovering.

The heating should then be switched on 48 hours after installation of the flooring and the temperature progressively

increased to normal working temperatures over 5-7 days.

Glueline temperature < 28 °C (contact technical department for further information.)

Old carpeting

Remove, clean the subfloor and apply a smoothing compound.

Wooden floorboards

Check the condition of the floorboards, secure any loose boards.

Any knotholes to be filled as necessary.

Cover with hardboard, chipboard or plywood, minimum thickness 8 mm.

These sheets should be nailed or stapled every 10-15 cms.

Check that the floorboards are dry and ventilated on the underside.

All non ventilated woodenfloors must be removed.

Ceramic tiles

Any loose tiles must be stuck down and any traces of paint, plaster, grease, etc, must be removed. The cleaned tiles must

be primed with an appropriate primer prior to applying a smoothing compound fully in accordance with manufacturers

instructions.

Leave to dry then rub down to a smooth finish.

Sweep thoroughly. Apply the adhesive in accordance with manufacturers instructions.

Old vinyl flooring

Old vinyl, linoleum and rubber floorcoverings should always be removed and the subfloor be examined and prepared as

necessary before installing new floorcoverings.

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1. Trace a line perpendicular to the main entrance.

Trace a perpendicular line to this axis ensuring equal cuts for tiles on both

sides.

2. Apply adhesive to a few square metres of subfloor in one quarter.

Insufficient open time of the adhesive will cause bubbles.

If open time is too long the adhesive transfer will be poor.

3. Press each tile into position ensuring joints are butted tight.

Beware installation directions according to pattern.

4. Smooth down manually then roll with a 50 kg flooring roller.

5. If necessary heat weld seams 24 hours after installation.

Do not traffic the floorcovering for 48 hours after installation.

Unpack the tiles 24 hours before laying and make sure they are stacked horizontally.

Minimum ambiant temperature must be 15 °C.

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Overall adhesion with tackifier emulsion adhesive

A gripping primer compatible with the tackifier emulsion adhesive and the subfloor must be applied before gluing.

1 - Positioning of the floor covering

The tiles should be removed from their box at least 24 hours before laying and placed in the room in which they are to

be used

2 - Tackifier emulsion adhesive

The tackifier emulsion is applied in a single coat:

• using a finely notched trowel, quantity 100 to 150 g/m2, type A1,

• using a foam roller, quantity 100 to 150 g/m2.

3 - Laying of tiles. Alignment.

A - When laying the tiles, the following points must be respected:

• use whole tiles or large cut tiles (more than 50% of the original tile size), in heavy traffic zones

(door thresholds, corners in corridors, waiting areas),

• align a row of tiles along the main access paths,

• align one of the start lines with the longest wall-to-wall direction in the room.

B - Alignment.

Trace a guide line along which the tiles are to be laid (see fig 1).

4 - Preparation of subfloor and laying of tiles.

Beware installation directions according to the pattern.

• Spread the tackifier emulsion adhesive over half the room.

• Lay the first row of tiles along the axis perpendicular to the door.

• Block this row in place using the wall as a support (see fig 2).

• Lay the following rows of tiles and block them against the first row.

5 - Smoothing.

This operation must be carried out in two stages .

• Smooth down manually.

• Roll with a 50 kg flooring roller over the entire surface.

Positioning of furniture.

When positioning furniture, pay attention not to drag heavy objects

over the floorcovering

Laying procedure for Saga

Tracing the guide lines:

• axis perpendicular to main entrance,

• the perpendicularity of this axis is

balanced by the tile cuts.

• Starting in the middle of the room, lay

the tiles of the middle row. Block this

row in place using the wall

perpendicular to this row as a support.

• Lay the following rows of tiles and

block them against the first row.

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Other cases:

Reverse lay the following products: Nera Contract, Taralay Comfort. Please note the reverse lay symbols on the packaging.

Most sheet products are laid by overlapping the edges and cutting through.

Tarasafe Standard, Tarasafe Iona, Tarasafe Comfort, Tarasafe Plus, Tarasafe Ultra, Tarasafe Style, Tarasafe Super however should be laid with a 1 mm

gap to allow for the grooving machine. Grooving should be done manually.

1. Lay first length along guide line, ensuring sheets are laid lengthways

in the same direction as the light falls.

Beware installation directions according to pattern.

2. Fold back sheets half way.

3. Use a finely serrated trowel to apply the single stick acrylic emulsion adhesive.

The adhesive manufacturer's instructions must be followed.

Insufficient open time of the adhesive will cause bubbles.

If the open time is too long the adhesive transfer will be poor.

4. Smooth down manually then roll with a 50 kg flooring roller.

5. If necessary groove and heat weld the joints after 24 hours after installation.

Do not traffic the floorcovering for 48 hours after installation

Sheet laying procedure

The sheets must be unrolled and left in the room to be covered, with

the adhesive, for at least 24 hours prior to laying.

Minimum temperature must be 15 °C.

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LAYING PROCEDURE FOR RESIDENTIAL SHEET PRODUCTS

Check that the subfloor on which you intend to lay the floorcovering is smooth, free from grit, grease and

wood treatments. Most of these floorcoverings should not be laid over damp areas although Texline and

Griptex have higher tolerances for damp. Please refer to the Technical Department for further advice.

The floorcovering should be placed in the room where it is due to be laid for at least 2 hours prior to

laying. The temperature should no less that 18oC.

If you plan to lay two or more widths please ensure sufficient material is purchased to allow for pattern

match.

Sheet lengths should be reversed laid.

Most installations can be safely loose laid whilst ensuring that exposed edges that may be kicked up (such

as doors and joints) are securely adhered to the floor using an 8 to 10cm width application of Gerflor

E120 adhesive. Joints should be treated with Gerflor Cold Weld Liquid SG916 to ensure a strong bond.

We recommend threshold strip to be fitted to doorways.

For permanent installations or where heavy domestic furniture such as washing machines are likely to be

moved around, the floor covering can be fully adhered to the subfloor.

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Laying procedure

Antistatic products

Normal laying using high performance acrylic adhesive which has low water content. The flooring

has antistatic properties of its own. These properties do not depend on the laying method used.

Copper strips are not necessary.

Dissipative products and conductive products

There are two laying systems:

• with conductive adhesive and conductive primer,

• on a copper strip grid with a high-performance acrylic adhesive which has low water content.

Copper strips: code 0584

Width: 1 cm Average length: 250 lm

Thickness: 6/100 mm Weight: about 3.6 kg

1. Apply a conductive primer.

The coverage should be 100-150 g/m2.

Leave to dry for at least 12 hours.

2.1 Sheets

Lay first length along guide line, ensuring sheets are laid lengthways in the same

direction as the light falls.

3. Use 2 lm of copper strips for every 30 m2for earthing.

Connect the copper strip to the earth (1 earth for every 30 m2).

For rooms over 30 m2, lay copper strips at the periphery of the room and on the

diagonal.

4. Adhering with acrylic single stick conductive adhesive

(type Cégé 100 Conductrice - Akzo-Nobel) and a sharp-serrated notche, or similar

approved adhesive. The coverage should be approximately 200-300 g/m2.

In order to achieve a regular and appropriate coverage change the spatula regularly.

Carefully follow the manufacturer's instructions when applying primer and

adhesive. Ensure that the supplier can provide a 10 year guarantee for the

conductibility of the adhesive.

5.1 Lay the sheets.

6. Smooth down

manually then roll

with a 50 kg flooring

roller.

7. Groove and heat weld the joints 24 hours

after installation (compulsory).

Dried adhesive on surface of flooring may be

removed with alcohol or turpantin.

Do not traffic the floorcovering for

48 hours after installation.

The sheets must be unrolled and left in the room to be covered, with the adhesive,

for at least 24 hours prior to laying.

Minimum ambiant temperature must be 15 °C

2.2 Tiles

Trace a line

perpendicular to the

main entrance.

Trace a perpendicular

line to this axis

ensuring equal cuts for

tiles on both sides.

5.2 Lay the tiles.

For conductive, dissipative and antistatic floorcoverings For residential sheet products

LAYING PROCEDURE FOR CONDUCTIVE FLOORING

WITH CONDUCTIVE ADHESIVE AND CONDUCTIVE PRIMER

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PRINCIPLES FOR SUCCESSFUL ADHESION

Instructions for use are given by the adhesive manufacturer. These are given for normal hygrometric

conditions and subfloor porosity. They may need to be modified according to on-site conditions.

MAIN TYPES OF ADHESIVE

Water-based or emulsion :

suitable for most types of flooring. Their bonding capability is determined according to their rate of

evaporation. They are normally applied with a finely notched trowel or roller.

Contact adhesive :

These are resins in solution and flammable. They are usually double stick and applied using a stiff

brush or trowel.

Polyurethane contact adhesive is recommended for difficult areas eg. Skirting pannels to PVC

Two part adhesives.

This type of adhesive (epoxy + polyurethane) is used for flooring subjected to heavy traffic,

dampness or exposure to the elements. Single application.

RECOMMENDED ADHESIVES PER PRODUCT TYPE

For more information please contact our technical department.

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Cold welding with SG 916 or TARAJOINT is necessary to create a continuous

hygienic surface.

If this treatment can withstand traction of 8 daN/cm, the P3 requirement has

been met.

1. Overlap the edges by 3 or 4 cm and cut through both thicknesses with a stanley

knife using a ruler as a guide-line. It is beneficial to place a flat straight edge

beneath the joint to be cut. This will avoid damaging the subfloor and ensure a tight

butt joint is achieved. Butt the sheet edges together to form a compression joint.

2. Cover the joint with paper adhesive tape.

3. Cut through the tape into joint.

4. Fit the necessary nozzle onto the bottle, depth welding: nozzle with guide,

surface welding: feed nozzle.

Insert nozzle into joint and squeeze bottle until there is an excess of liquid on the

surface of the tape.

Wait for 60 seconds.

5. Remove adhesive tape.

Allow 24 hours after laying. Welding can then be done either manually or mechanically

using a welding machine and weld rod.

1. Grooving can be done manually or mechanically using an electric grooving machine.

• Foam backed vinyl: only groove through the depth of the wearlayer.

• Homogeneous material: the depth of the groove should be equal to the total thickness of the

material minus 0.3 mm.

Tarasafe, Tarasafe Comfort, Tarasafe Ultra, Tarasafe Style, Tarasafe Super :

it is recommended to butt joint leaving a 1 mm gap.

2. Mechanical or manual welding.

3. Trimming the joint:

• first trim using a crescent bladed knife with a cable slide,

• when the joint has fully cooled, trim for a second time with a crescent bladed knife to ensure

that the weld rod is flush with the floorcovering.

For E3 classification it is compulsory to install set-in coved skirting with a welded joint.

Cold welding

Hot welding

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MaintenanceMaintenance

Rubber leaves indelible stains on

vinyl floorings :

■do not use mats with rubber

backing

■replace tubular furniture feet with

those made of PVC or polyamide

(do not use rubber furniture feet and

wheels)

Never use solvent-based wax, seals,

polishes or varnish, particularly

those containing acetone and other

PVC solvents. Place a barrier mat

(which does not have a rubber

backing) in doorways and entrances.

Delay maintenance until 72 hours

installation for rolls and an entire

week after installation for tiles.

Six types of maintenance are

recommended according to the

floorcovering installed :

• Very low maintenance = floorings

with PROTECSOL®treatment

• Very low maintenance for high

quality homogeneous flooring

PUR PROTECT®

• Low maintenance = floorings with

polyurethane (PUR) treatment

• Normal maintenance for homogeneous

floorings PU treated.

• Normal maintenance = non treated

floorings

• Specific maintenance = antistatic

and conductive floorings

VERY LOW

MAINTENANCE

PRODUCTS

With PROTECSOL®treatment:

Taralay Impression, Brazilia,

Forum, Jamaïca, Metallica, Saga.

With SPARCLEAN® treatment:

Tarasafe Style, Ultra.

With PUR protect treatment:

Mipolam Elegance 290, Mipolam

Esprit 500.

It is not necessary to seal the floor

during its lifetime, the maintenance

cost will be greatly reduced during

the life of the floor.

INITIAL CLEANING

Remove loose debris after the

installation of floor. Wash floor with

a low speed cleaning machine (150-

200 rpm) fitted with a red pad. Use

neutral detergent. Ensure that all

detergent residues are rinsed and

removed from the floor.

PROTECTION

This step also know as "metal-

lisation", "self-shine", or "polishing",

is not necessary.

DAILY MAINTENANCE

Remove dirt with a damp mop and

neutral detergent. Dry sweeping is

also possible. Mechanical mainte-

nance provides better aesthetic results.

PERIODIC MAINTENANCE

Clean with a high speed (450 rpm)

machine fitted with a red pad or

nylon brush or scrubbing machine +

neutral detergent.

Gerflor floorings, in common with all heavy duty floorings, require

correct and regular maintenance. Whatever the manufacturing finish,

satisfactory results can only be obtained by following certain basic

maintenance rules.

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LOW MAINTENANCE

PRODUCTS

With PUR treatment:

Nera Contract, Mipolam Activa

250, Mipolam Troplan 100,

Classic Imperial, Ambiance, GTI,

GTI AS Decor, Attraction™,

Creation*, Artline*.

* Except Slate and Peeble

PUR treatment is a protective

polyurethane surface treatment

applied to the product during the

manufacturing process.

Results : it is not necessary to seal

the floor after installation. Protection

is required when aesthetic and

hygienic properties are judged

unappropriate by maintenance staff.

In the meantime, maintenance costs

are reduced.

INITIAL CLEANING

Remove loose debris after the

installation of the floor. Wash floor

with a low speed cleaning machine

(150-200 rpm) fitted with a red pad.

Use neutral detergent. Ensure that

all detergent residues are rinsed and

removed from the floor.

PROTECTION

This step also know as "Metal-

lisation", "selfshine", or "polishing"

is only necessary when aesthetic

and hygienic properties are judged

unappropriate by maintenance staff.

DAILY MAINTENANCE

Remove dirt with a damp mop and

neutral detergent or floor maintainer.

Dry sweeping is also possible.

PERIODIC MAINTENANCE

Clean with a high speed (450 rpm)

machine fitted with a red pad, or

nylon brush, or a scrubbing machine

+ neutral detergent, or floor

maintainer.

NORMAL MAINTENANCE

PRODUCTS

With PU factory seal : Univers

Non treated floorings: Architecton,

Tarasafe ranges.

INITIAL CLEANING

Remove loose debris after the

installation of floor. Wash and clean

off with a machine fitted with blue or

green pad + stripping agent at 150-

200 rpm. The brown pad is suitable

for removal of heavy dirt and/or

grease. Ensure that all detergent

residues are rinsed and removed from

the floor.

PROTECTION

This step is also know as

“metallisation”, “self-shine”, or

“polishing”. It is usual to apply 3

coats of polish to new floors, as this

will impair the slip resistance,

allowing one coat to dry before

applying the next coat.

Do not go through this treatment

with the following products:

Tarasafe, Tarasafe Iona, Tarasafe

Comfort,Tarasafe Ultra, Tarasafe

Style, Tarasafe Super, to keep their

slip resistance properties.

DAILY MAINTENANCE

Remove dirt with a damp mop and

neutral detergent or disinfectant.

Dry sweeping may be sufficient.

PERIODIC MAINTENANCE

Clean with a high speed (450 rpm)

machine fitted with a blue or red pad

using a spray detergent or floor

maintainer.

For Tarasafe ranges, clean with a

machine fitted with a blue or green

pad (450 rpm) or a scrubbing

machine + neutral detergent.

Every year protection should be

removed and reapplied.

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SPECIFIC

MAINTENANCE

PRODUCTS

Static control floorings : Mipolam

Robust EL7, Mipolam Technic

EL5, Mipolam Forum EL5.

INITIAL CLEANING

Remove loose debris after the

installation of floor.

Wash and clean off a machine fitted

with blue pad + stripping agent

(such as REMAT manufactured by

WETROK) at 150-200 rpm. Ensure

that all detergent residues are

rinsed and removed from the floor.

The green pad is suitable for

removal of heavy dirt and/or

grease.

PROTECTION

This step is also know as "metal-

lisation", "self-shine", or "polishing".

Do not protect the floors in surgery

rooms : only apply one coat of

MEPOL HMA manufactured by

WETROK or equivalent complying

with electrical properties.

DAILY MAINTENANCE

Damp mop and neutral detergent

and disinfectant to remove dirt.

PERIODIC MAINTENANCE

Clean with a high speed (450 rpm)

machine fitted with a red pad or

nylon brush + neutral detergent.

RESIDENTIAL FLOORING

Caring for Gerflor cushioned vinyl

It is important to clean the floor

regularly to avoid any build up of

dirt and grit that can damage the

surface.

Sweep the floor thoroughly. Add a

small amount of neutral liquid

cleaner to warm water and clean

floor thoroughly. After cleaning the

floor must be rinsed with clean

water to remove all traces of the

cleaning agent. NB: Manufacturers'

recommendations for dilution rates,

usage and rinsing should be strictly

adhered to.

STAIN REMOVAL TABLE

Blood – Urine – Faeces : Use diluted

bleach and thoroughly rinse with

water to remove all residues.

Vinegar – Tomato – Mustard : Add a

few drops of ammonia to water, this

may remove the stain.

Rust : Use either proprietary anti-

rust treatment or oxalic acid (rinse

thoroughly).

Heavy grease – Paint – Rubber scuffs

– Hair colourings – Food fats – Ball

point or felt-tip pens : Petrol. White

Spirit. Scrub using an undiluted

detergent, rinse thoroughly and

remove all residues.

Cigarette burns : For calendered

products : rub gently with a very fine

grade sandpaper, or fine wirewool.

Apply a self-shine emulsion over the

entire surface.

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DYNATECH CLEAN FORCE BLINK GLOSS EXPRESS JONTEC ASSET TASKI R50 VERIPROP

NATURAL CLEANING AGENT DYNATECH CLEAN FRESH ECOLINE N° 7 BRIAL JONTEC 300

CALYPSO

DYNATECH ALKA AZ 70 NEOMAT A JONTEC COMBINET TASKI FORCE DOPOMA INTENSO

ALKALINE CLEANING AGENT SUPER CLEANER JONTEC STRIDE

JONTEC DEGRAISSANT

CLEANING AGENT DYNATECH STRIPP QUICK STRIPPER BENDUROL FAST JD ATTACK PLUS TASKI COMBIBEST RAPID

(REMOVING RUBBER MARKS) FLA 710 S NEOMAT RENOVANT JD ATTACK PLUS LI-EX

LINAX PLUS COPEX

DESINFECTANT DETERGENT DYNATECH CLEAN APESIN DIESIN PLUS SPRINT DEGRAGERM

BACTO AP3 FJORD PLUS SPRINT DS 5001

CLEANING AGENT (HIGH TRAFFIC) DYNATECH PHENIX TAWIP C JONTEC TENSOL TASKI TENSIO PROCUR diluted

SPRAY DETERGENT DYNATECH BACTISPRAY TAWIP INDUR TOP HELOTISTAR JONTEC ASSET

MOP WAX DYNATECH DUO AR 80 INDUR JONTEC EXTRA TASKI TOP SHINE ARISTON

B 250 BRILLANT PLUS JONTEC COMBINET TASKI COMBIPLUS

DYNATECH SUPER STRIPP QUICK STRIPPER BENDUROL FAST JONTEC N° 1F TASKI RADICAL COPEX

STRIPPER DYNATECH STRIPP BENDUROL FORTE JONTEC FUTUR POLY-EX

LI-EX

DYNATECH SECCO CLEANER R NOVASEC JONTEC STRIPO TASKI OMNISTRIP COPEX

STRIPPER (DRY) POLY-EX

LI-EX

TYPE OF PROCESS:

ADRESS:

TYPE OF PRODUCT:

Parc des Barbanniers

F-92230-GENNEVILLIERS

T: +33 1 41 47 35 71

F: +33 1 41 47 35 95

www.wmprof.com

gamme Colgate Palmolive gamme Werner & Mertz

8, rue Rouget de Lisle

92442-ISSY-LES-

MOULINEAUX

T: +33 1 40 93 93 86

F: +33 1 40 93 93 97

www.henkel-ecolab.com

9, 11 av. du Val de Fontenay

94133-FONTENAY-sous-BOIS

T: +33 1 45 14 76 76

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www.johnsondiversey.com

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1, rue de l’industrie-BP 54

F-67172 BRUMATH CEDEX

T: +33 3 88 59 52 25

F: +33 3 88 59 52 20

[email protected]

WASHING

DETERGENT

CLEANING

FLOORS WITH PROTECSOL®:

NEVER POLYMER EMULSION OR DISPERSION

OTHER FLOORS TO PROTECT

STRIPPING

BASIC LAYER

PROTECTIVE LAYER

PRIMER DYNATECH PREBASE PRESEAL XL JONTEC TECHNIQUE

SPIRIT SEALER

DYNATECH PROTECTION LONGLIFE ISI STAR JONTEC ETERNUM TASKI VISION MATT THERMODUR

POLYMER EMULSION DYNATECH FORCE TUKLAR SUPER JONTEC LUNA TASKI VISION SILK

POLYMER DISPERSION OPTIMA METALLIC TASKI VISION STAR

DYNATECH TRIO

HOSPITAL POLYMER DYNATECH FORCE RESISTO DES GEMSTAR LASER JONTEC ETERNUM TASKI VISION MATT THERMOHOSPITAL

EMULSION LODAN STAR JONTEC RESITOL TASKI VISION STAR

SPAY CLEANER DYNATECH CLEAN FORCE SUPER CLEAN UNDUR F JONTEC ASSET PROCUR diluted

SPRAY EMULSION DYNATECH MULTISPRAY TOP SPRAY JONTEC RESTORE TASKI P44 (<300t/mn)

TASKI OMNISPRAY

CLEANING OF POLYMER EMULSION

RENEWAL OF POLYMER EMULSION

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Due to printing limitations there may be variations between the colours of the actual flooring and illustrations shown in this

catalogue. Samples are available upon request.

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