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Tough on top
July 1st 2005

A dry shake surface hardening system, Sikafloor MetalTop, was selected as the topping for new concrete floor slabs in an extension built at Newsquest Media Group’s Oxford printing plant Within the blend of materials that make up Sikafloor MetalTop are hard alloy aggregates containing titanium. Sika says this produces one of the hardest surfaces of all flooring systems. The surface has anti-static properties, is dust-free and resistant to oils, chemicals and solvents. An ageing treatment can provide enhanced slip-resistance.

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Tough surface (1st March 2006)

When the top two decks of St Giles multi-storey carpark in Norwich needed renovation work, Makers UK removed 25mm of worn and damaged asphalt, repaired the concrete decking and replaced worn joints. The prepared surface was then coated with Sikafloor

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24h solution (1st November 2005)

When Sika-Armorex was asked to carry out a floor surface refurbishment project for a national distribution company, the request was for a tough, slip-resistant floor that could be installed in just 24h.

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CREATES A TOUGH BASE (1st May 2004)

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Durable base (1st January 2004)

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Slip resistant (1st September 2003)

When Network Health and Beauty acquired a fire damaged warehouse in Farnborough as its storage and packing depot, refurbishment was required. There was no damp proof membrane to the 2000m2 floor, so contractor Marston Associates, installed a Sika flo

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