Durasports System

Durasport P – Is a seamless polyurethane surfaced point elastic cost effective entry level product.  The nature of the construction allows application to be ‘fine tuned’ when required to meet individual site specific requirements whilst still performing within the scope of BS14904.  Recommended for sports halls, training rooms, general circulation areas associated with a sports halls, high impact loading applications, such as bleacher seating, roller skating and roller hockey etc…  Non-sporting uses such as examinations, exhibitions, classrooms and teaching areas.

Duraflex – Is an area eleastic sportshall flooring system which is finished with polyurethane resin SL.  Depending on end user requirements it is possible to offer an undercarriage system in varying formats.  Recommended for sports halls, training rooms, high impact loading applications, such as bleacher seating, roller skating and roller hockey etc… 

Non-sporting uses such as examinations, exhibitions, classrooms and teaching areas.  Our Duraflex sports flooring system is designed to provide ‘area elastic’ performance standards in accordance to BS14904.

Durakombi – Is a combination floor exhibiting point and area elastic properties within the same system.  The system provides end users with a good balance of shock absorption, ball bounce and tractional qualities which are all important when selecting a sports floor.  Depending on the end user requirements it is possible to offer an undercarriage system in varying formats to cater for underfloor heating.  The surface is seamless polyurethane and is recommended for sports halls, training rooms, high impact loading applications, such as bleacher seating, roller skating and roller hockey etc…  Non-sporting uses such as examinations, exhibitions, classrooms and teaching areas.  We are also able to undertake the line marking of our completed installations using polyurethane line marking paint that is compatible with the finished wear surface chosen.  All marking are set out to the dimensions and tolerances given by the relevant sports governing bodies.

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