Rubber flooring has a neutral palette to complement any finish

Nora system's norament satura rubber flooring features a flexible color palette that includes a subtle array of neutrals and saturated accent colors in a tone-on-tone design.

By Healthcare Facilities Today


Nora system's norament satura rubber flooring features a flexible color palette that includes a subtle array of neutrals and saturated accent colors in a tone-on-tone design.

Featuring a hammerblow surface and granule effect, norament satura complements norament grano, as well as noraplan environcare and noraplan sentica. The floor’s slip-resistant surface enhances comfort, eases maintenance and reduces noise, making it ideal for healthcare environments, according to the company. It also withstands forklift/heavy wheeled traffic up to 850 PSI rolling load.

Norament satura is available in 3.5mm tiles and is Greenguard Indoor Air Quality Certified and Greenguard Children and Schools Certified. The floor covering is also available as stairtreads.

For more information, go to www.nora.com.



May 14, 2013


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