Since the invention of the ground-breaking linoleum by Fredrick Walton almost 150 years ago, Dutch firm, Duracryl, has transformed the old concept of a factory manufactured linoleum in the form of rolls and tiles, into a liquid applied version, spreading seamlessly in vast spaces and on any type of subfloor. The resilient product is a floor covering made from natural materials such as linseed oil, vegetable oil, ground cork dust, wood flour and limestone. Natural pigments are added to the ingredients for colour. It is also an ideal solution to use in projects undergoing refurbishment of their existing ceramic, porcelain, linoleum, vinyl or rubber flooring. Some of the benefits of the product include elimination of the cost of removing the existing flooring, and
more than 50% reduction in the time required for installation.
The seamless floor covering is available in 54 colours – with the option of customising – in matte or semi-gloss finish. It is especially suitable in healthcare and education projects, where seamless surfaces are encouraged due to hygiene and low-maintenance benefits.