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No matter what line of business you are in, first impressions matter. The new Axis entrance matting from Advance Flooring is designed to make that difference...safely

Axis is a new PVC tile matting system architecture, building, city, metropolitan area, structure, train station, brown
Axis is a new PVC tile matting system from advanced flooring.

An entrance way needs to make customers feel welcome it also needs to be safe and secure. This means surfaces and materials, including the flooring, need to be eye-catching, practical and effective.

A new entrance matting from Advance Flooring is designed to meet all these criteria. Axis is a modular, interlocking entrance matting system for high traffic areas, such as retail outlets, hotels, commercial premises, airports and shopping malls.


Axis is a new PVC tile matting system architecture, building, city, metropolitan area, structure, train station, brown
Axis is a new PVC tile matting system from advanced flooring.

The extra heavy-duty PVC tile matting can be cut to any shape or size, making on-site installation simple. As well as being easy to clean, the 15mm-thick matting is designed to eliminate heel traps, and is anti-slip in all conditions. Both the Axis matting and a matching matwell system are paraplegic compliant.

The matting is available in a wide range of fibre infill colours. The tiles can also be custom coloured if required, so you can co-ordinate the entry mat with other design elements.

Axis is a new PVC tile matting system architecture, building, city, metropolitan area, structure, train station, brown
Axis is a new PVC tile matting system from advanced flooring.

Axis comes with a five-year conditional warranty on wear and performance. To contact Advance Flooring, freephone 0508 Advance (238 262), freefax 0800 Advance (238 262). Email: info@advancefloors.co.nz. Website: www.advancefloors.co.nz.

Story by: Trendsideas

18 Dec, 2007

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