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Beauflor Vinyl Flooring® has an engineered composite surface protection that is a blend of Ultra-grip, polymeric, ceramic and mineral particles encapsulated in ultraviolet curable polyurethane. This combination provides an extremely durable, stain resistant surface with enhanced slip retardant properties.

With Beauflor Vinyl Flooring’s® engineered composite surface, your floor is tougher, safer and easier to clean. Beau-flor is manufactured using a polymer foam backing while other manufactures typically have a paper backing. A polymer foam backing provides excellent sound absorbing qualities while providing warmth and comfort. Beauflor Vinyl Flooring® provides . . .  a polymer foam backing with excellent sound absorbing qualities providing warmth and comfort underfoot.  a resilient foam backing with ‘bounce back ability’ ensuring appearance retention.  a dense polymer backing with excellent indentation resistance for those heavy use areas.  a compact and solid backing for domestic use as well as for more heavily used areas a reinforced protective mat top coat which resists dents, cuts and scratches and makes your floor easy to clean.  a medium gloss protective topcoat for reduced scuffing and staining.  a gloss lacquer for reduced scuffing and staining.

 Beauflor Vinyl Flooring’s® innovative slip retardant enhancement – your safest choice for kitchens and bathrooms.  a combined thermal and mechanical embossing on top of advanced printing techniques resulting in the natural look of real wood or tile flooring.  Beauflor Vinyl Flooring’s® unique polymer core increasing strength for improved resistance to ripping and tearing during installation and usage.

MAINTENANCE GUIDE

General Maintenance The amount of daily usage will determine how often cleaning is required. Sweep as necessary with a soft broom. Care must be taken if you use a vacuum cleaner. Do not use vacuum cleaners with “beater bars”. Wipe over with a clean damp mop or cloth, which should be rinsed frequently in clean water. Remember that all floors can be slippery when wet. When necessary, wash with a solution of clean water and mild detergent or domestic floor cleaning emulsion*. Rinse thoroughly and soak up residual water. For additional lustre, buff with a dry cloth. Spots, marks and spillages should be wiped up as soon as possible. Cushioned floors with an additional protective coating such as Beauflor Premium Protect, Multi Protect and Ultra-grip, do not normally require polish. Other floors (Bartoli/Lioni) will require polishing to protect the floor’s surface from staining agents and to give a surface shine. For such floors, apply a liquid emulsion floor polish** immediately after installation and thereafter at 6 – 12 month intervals as required. Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions when using a floor polish or cleaner. *Do not use – wire or nylon wool scouring pads, furniture polish, spirit based polish, powder or liquid abrasive cleaners, bleach or strong detergents ** Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions – check that the cleaner/polish is suitable for use with cushioned vinyl floor coverings. Protecting Your Floor From Physical Damage Avoid the following: ⊗ Rubber backing on doormats may result in yellow discoloration of the floor immediately beneath. Choose a natural fiber mat. ⊗ Rubber feet on furniture may cause staining. Remove them altogether or place coasters or felt pads between them and the floor. ⊗ Spirit-based products such as shoe polish, solvents, hair dye and permanent marker pens. Wipe up spots and marks as quickly as possible. Also applies to turmeric, mustard and strongly colored foodstuffs. ⊗ Corrosive substances such as acid and alkaline solutions can damage the surface of the floor. Cl

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ean up any spills quickly and carefully avoiding direct contact with the substance. Wear protective clothing such as gloves when doing so. ⊗ Bitumen/tar from freshly resurfaced or melted roads and pathways. Some inexpensive rubber shoe and slipper soles can also cause stains. The above list is indicative of materials likely to cause damage but is not considered restrictive.