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    TRAPWELL COMFORT MATTING - BLUE (12m x 0.9m)

    TRAPWELL COMFORT MATTING - BLUE (12m x 0.9m)

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    TRAPWELL COMFORT MATTING - BLUE (12m x 0.9m)
    £696.16 GBP
    £696.16 GBP
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    Trapwell Comfort is constructed from soft vinyl loops, bonded together to form an open, free draining structure which provides the ultimate barefoot comfort and anti-slip protection. The seamless pattern means it is easy to cut to fit any shape and around obstructions, such as a pool hand rails. Designed with no backing, means the mat is reversible and very easy to clean.

    • Unbacked, free-draining reversible matting for safety in wet areas
    • Soft vinyl loops for barefoot comfort
    • Can be cut to fit any shape and around obstacles such as pool handrails
    • Suitable for most leisure applications including pool surrounds, saunas, changing and shower rooms
    • Overall height 10mm
    Technical Specification
    Slip resistant Great slip resistance to level 2
    Anti-fatigue Great anti-fatigue properties, resistant to level 2
    Water resistant Great wear resistance to level 2, suitable for medium to high footfall
    Water absorbent The open looped structure allows water to drain easily
    Chemical resistant Yes, resistant to some chemicals
    Soil resistant Excellent resistance to soiling and stains to level 3
    Cut to size Yes
    Dry area Yes
    Wet area Yes
    Environment Suitable for indoor and outside use
    Product testing Tensile strength: ln accordance with ASTM D508J2009 Crosswise - 0.76kN
    Hardness: 70 Shore A
    Traction Resistance: 17 Mpa
    Elongation at break: 212%
    Modulus of elasticity: 1600 Mpa
    Density g/cm3: 1,38
    Reaction to Fire, Ignitability ISO 11925-2:2020
    Sustainability REACH (Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restrictions of Chemicals)
    Cleaning Wash with cold water and mild detergent. Jet washing is not recommended


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