1. FLOCKED TILES & SHEETING FLOTEX STRATUS

2. INTRODUCTION  Flotex Flocked Flooring is a completely unique textile flooring that combines the hard wearing and durable characteristics of a resilient floor with the quality, warmth and comfort of a carpet  Flotex consits of a solid vinyl reinforced base layer into which a densely flocked surface of nylon 6.6. fibres are firmly anchored  Flotex is extremely dimensionally stable and has the optics of a textile floor covering, whilst being as functional and durable (as well as easy to clean) as any resilient floor covering. Flotex is available in both sheet and tile format  Flotex is a choice, not a compromise

3. INTRODUCTION  The anti-microbial sanitized® treatment on Flotex ensures consistent protection against bacteria without degeneration through cleaning or vacuuming  It also suppresses the growth of dust mite populations  Therefore Flotex has a positive impact on the lives of allergy sufferers even more as daily vacuuming cleans away twice as many allergens compared to conventional carpets  This is why Flotex carries the British Allergy Foundation seal of approval  The variety of installation methods available for Flotex Stratus opens up countless flooring design options - and when used alongside colours from the contemporary Flotex Cirrus design, the creative options become almost infinite. Flotex Stratus is available in sheet and tile form  Pattern Repeat: 35cm X 25cm

4. BENEFITS  Over 70 million nylon 6.6 fibres per m²  Flotex holds allergens and dust to the floor and releases them when vacuumed  Approved by the British Allergy Foundation  Treated with a Sanitized® antimicrobial which gives protection against mould, bacteria and odours  Flotex provides up to 20dB impact sound reduction  Impervious backing suitable for wet cleaning  Flotex is slip resistant both when wet and dry FLOTEX CALGARY_

5. INSTALLATION  Flotex must be installed in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations  Sub-floors must be level, smooth, hard, clean and dry before laying commences  Uneven, solid or suspended timber floors may need additional preparation to meet the required standard  Where there is direct to-earth concrete it is essential that an effective damp-proof membrane be incorporated  Prior to installation, Flotex must be allowed to relax for 24 hours at a uniform room temperature  of between 18°C and 27°C  All sub-floors must be tested for acceptable moisture content in accordance with SANS 10070 prior to the commencement of installation  Note that excessive moisture in the sub-floor will react adversely with the adhesive during the curing period

6. INSTALLATION  The recommended adhesive is FloorworX No. 62 acrylic adhesive  Install with arrows all pointing in the same direction  Whenever possible, run the arrows toward the main light source  Install sheets running lengthwise in corridors  DO NOT REVERSE sheets for seaming  Butt factory trimmed edges  Smooth the seams  DO NOT use a stretcher or knee kicker on Flotex  Trim the excess material at doorways and walls using a carpet knife or edge trimmer with a hooked blade, and use a bolster to press Flotex firmly into the adhesive after trimming

7.  Supply and fix 4.3mm thick x 2.0m wide Flotex electrostatically flocked textile sheeting or 5.3mm thick x 500mm x 500mm Flotex electrostatically flocked textile tiles, manufactured in accordance with EN 1307 and laid, in accordance with manufacturer’s instructions, in FloorworX No. 62 acrylic adhesive which has been spread using a trowel fitted with an A2 notched blade at a rate of between 5.5m2 and 6.5m2 per litre on a previously prepared Class 1 sub-floor in accordance with SANS 10070, using FloorworX Self Leveller when required, including all cutting and waste  The flooring must be rolled in both directions with an articulated 68kg three-sectional roller immediately after it has been laid into the adhesive. Joins must be tightly butted. SUGGESTED SPECIFICATION

8.  FloorworX offers a 5 year limited warranty, subject to our terms and conditions, against defective material provided that it is installed and maintained in accordance with our recommendations WARRANTY

9.  Approximately 80% of the dirt and soiling that has to be cleaned off a floor has been trafficked in from outside the building  More than 90% of that soiling can be avoided by the use of an effective entrance matting system.  When less dirt is trafficked through the entrance there will be a reduction in maintenance requirements  Regular cleaning is more cost-effective and hygienic than occasional heavy-duty cleaning  Wipe up any grease and oil spills immediately and treat stains as soon as they are observed  Black rubber wheels and rubber furniture feet can discolour the floorcovering. Hard plastic is preferred.  Always follow the manufacturer’s dosage instructions regarding the use of cleaning chemicals. MAINTENANCE PREVENTIVE_

10.  Floor maintenance begins immediately after the completion of installation  The initial step is to remove any loose dirt or debris using a dry mop, broom or vacuum  Sand, construction debris and sharp-edged objects may result in irreparable damage being inflicted to the new floor  Remove any visible adhesive residue using a damp cloth. Once the adhesive has cured it will be difficult to remove  If other trades are working in the building after the installation of the flooring, the floor must be protected from subsequent damage by the use of thick paper, cardboard or hard board  No wet maintenance must take place until 72 hours (3 days) have elapsed from the time of installation (this is to ensure that the adhesive has sufficient time to cure properly and develop full bond strength) MAINTENANCE POST-INSTALLATION SITE CLEAN_

11.  Vacuum the floor using an upright vacuum cleaner fitted with a powered brush  Remove stains or spills using clean warm water, in conjunction with a diluted neutral carpet detergent if required, working from the outside of the stain or spill inwards  When a detergent is used, ensure that the area is rinsed thoroughly with clean water to remove any residual detergent  Remove excess water using a wet/dry vacuum  Allow the floor to dry before permitting foot traffic MAINTENANCE INITIAL CLEAN_

12.  Vacuum the floor daily using an upright vacuum cleaner fitted with a powered brush  Wet clean using a hot water/spray extraction carpet cleaning machine  Rinse thoroughly with clean water to remove any residual detergent  Remove excess water using a wet/dry vacuum  Allow the floor to dry before permitting foot traffic  Remove spills and stains as soon as they occur MAINTENANCE REGULAR CLEANING_

13.  Soak stains by spraying with a solution of mild detergent  Scrub using a hot water/spray extraction carpet cleaning machine  Rinse thoroughly with clean water to remove any residual detergent  Remove excess water using a wet/dry vacuum  Allow the floor to dry before permitting foot traffic MAINTENANCE OCCASSIONAL CLEANING_