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Commercial Flooring

I have a large Public House / Restaurant and I need a durable wood floor
We have very successfully completed many projects of this type with our family of Engineered Lacquered boards. E306, E307, E308 and E309 have all been used in these locations and continue to perform extremely well.


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I have a large multi use hall to floor - what would be the best boards

Unfinished boards. Wide and long boards such as E150 (220 wide x 2200 long x 20mm thick) finished with BONA Sportive system. This will provide a floor that is suitable for multi use. The straight edged boards are finished on site will provide a very flat, durable and sealed surface. They could be fitted in any manner including the sprung baton method popular with these types of floors.



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We have a Museum project and we need a structural load bearing floor
The Solid Wood Flooring Company have ensured that they manufacture all products to meet all the requirements of BS 6399 Part 1 for load bearing and we can confirm that our Engineered and Solid wood floors comply with BS 6399-1: 1996 Table 1 section 3 and specifically Musem floors and Art Galleries for exhibitions. Our products also comply with Clause 5.1.2 uniform;y distributed loads and Clause 5.1.3 Concentrated loads.


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