Resilient rubber flooring has inherent non-slip and anti-fatigue properties, making it the ideal flooring choice for any application that requires added comfort and safety. Resilient rubber floors also offer natural anti-static and sound-absorbing properties; key features in specific applications, such as eliminating the risk of electrical shock in server rooms and providing an acoustic underlayment in spaces that wish to minimize sound transmission.

Elevated floor system also termed as access floor system is a raised structural floor that is stabilized over a solid substrate. A raised floor system creates a gap ideal for running electrical wiring and HVAC ducts. Heating and cooling with a raised flooring system is more efficient. The empty space between the panels and the floor acts as a path for conditioned air throughout the building, when warm air rises, heating the building from the access floor gap during the winter is more efficient. Raised access floor type also has better sound and fire protection than other systems.

Although the ‘W’ in WPC stands for wood, this type of flooring doesn’t actually contain wood in the traditional sense. It is, however, a composite material that is made up of a combination of wood flour or fibers and heated thermoplastic resins. Together, these materials surpass other conventional types of flooring pertaining to care, durability, and water resistance.

We offer complete sports flooring systems with sub-floor constructions as well as refurbishments of existing sports and activities flooring. We have mobile sports flooring systems that can easily be laid for temporary competitions, as well as covering systems to protect existing sports floors when used for other events.

Entrance areas are a building’s weakest point against the elements, with busy doorways handling a surprising volume of dirt and moisture each day. SmartFlor’s specialist range of BIM-ready door entrance matting solutions helps buildings combat contaminants, protecting interior surfaces and reducing the long-term maintenance burden.