Polyflor has announced the launch of Secura, its first multi-width luxury vinyl sheet flooring range. Manufactured at the Teeside plant which has long been recognised by retailers and consumers as producing the highest quality printed vinyl flooring, the Secura collection has been developed to enhance interiors with designs that reflect the natural beauty of wood, stone and stylish abstract finishes. The collection of 26 colours is available in 2, 3 and 4 metre widths and features a 0.35mm wear layer and R10 slip resistance making it suitable for both heavy domestic and light commercial applications.
‘This collection broadens our offering to the sector comprising both modern and traditional luxury vinyl designs in a multi-width sheet form’ comments Tom Rollo, Polyflor’s Marketing Manager. ‘We have once again invested heavily in stunning installation photography to truly showcase the Secura range which is beautifully presented in an 84 page brochure’. The photography is also available to view digitally at www.polyflorathome.com and product samples and brochures can be requested free of charge on the website. Swatch books and new and exclusive swatch book stands have been developed and are available to display the range in retail environments.
As the Secura collection has been developed for the semi commercial and domestic interior market it is ideal for specification into public and private housing developments and light commercial projects. The incorporation of Polyflor’s unique polyurethane reinforcement (PUR) allows for a polish-free ongoing maintenance programme, while the addition of a soft-backed layer provides comfort under foot plus 19dB of impact sound reduction.
Unlike other Polyflor heterogeneous vinyl ranges Secura can be loose laid in almost all domestic locations, offering reduced installation time and significant cost savings. Secura is manufactured in the UK and available from stock via the UK network of flooring distributors. Secura is also 100% recyclable via Recofloor, the industry leading vinyl take-back scheme.
