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Allnex Terraflake

Hard wearing medium build decorative coating suitable for residential and light commercial areas.

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Product Description

Terraflake is a decorative, tough, durable, seamless floor coating system, designed for interior/exterior application to residential and light commercial areas with the following properties.

Good abrasion resistance.
Easily cleaned.
NON-Slip with Revtred increased anti-slip addition option. R10 wet ramp
Moderate chemical resistance.
Will withstand hydrostatic pressure.
Excellent UV resistance.
Non-yellowing.
Follows contours of upstands and coves.
Minimum application temperature +10°C.
Fire: Critical Radiant Flux 5.1 K/m²
Finish is gloss.
Colour – The flake is available in one size which contains a graded flake size mix. They are supplied in a range of colours which are blended by your contractor to create the finished Terraflake effect.

For more info
https://www.allnexconstruction.com/getmedia/0e59369c-7e29-44f9-810f-2b5f90a9d03c/Terraflake-TDS.pdf

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Company:	Allnex Construction Products
Physical Address:	14 Industry Road Penrose Auckland
Postal Address:	PO Box 12841 Penrose Auckland
Telephone:	09 5836544
Fax:	09 5253709
Free Phone:	0508 882288
Email:
Website:	www.allnexconstruction.com
Branches:	Branches

Allnex Construction Products

Allnex Construction Products which is a New Zealand supplier of waterproofing and flooring products is part of the larger Allnex group. With headquarters in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. Allnex has now become the leading industrial coating resins company globally. ◾€ 2.2 billion company ◾A leading global producer of coating resins ◾Approx. 4000 employees ◾Customers in over 100 countries ◾33 manufacturing facilities ◾23 research and technology support centers ◾5 joint ventures

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