Everroll® Kombi Fast-Track Sports Flooring.

Content not available. Designed specifically for use in free-weight and lifting areas, everroll® multitile offers high levels of shock absorption – protecting the subfloor from damage while providing gym members with a cushioning and comfortable training area.

As a multi-purpose tile, everroll® multitile is easy to install and is laid with a V-grove joint finish. Aesthetically, everroll® multitile offers a superior appearance as the surface finish is non-reflectve – maintaining consistency of colour in all lighting conditions.

Material composition

PUR bonded and moulded rubber tile with a 4mm everroll® compact top layer.

Thickness.

27mm (23mm black base layer + 4mm everroll® compact top layer).

Dimension Of The Tile.

1,000 x 500mm, including “appearance joint” for square design.

Forced Reduction.

Approximately 38.5%
NB: The Force Reduction rating is expressed as a relative percentage (bare concrete slab = 0% reduction) of the force that is not reflected when applied to a resilient surface. The higher the reduction rating, the more “forgiving” the surface.

Sports Carpet - Versatility In Action

A versatile sports surface, the Sports Carpet is primarily designed to meet the safety and performance demands of speed, agility and quickness (SAQ) activities – but is also commonly used for tennis, hockey, football and multi-use games areas.
The material construction means a prowler/sled can be used for pushing and pulling drills without damaging the surface.
When combined with elastic underlay it is also suitable for high intensity plyometric activity.

Edition 4.0 High Definition Surface Finish

New surface finish: no light reflections, brilliant colours.

Dimensions Of Rolls

Clean, uninterrupted floor colours.
Superior appearance: the colours are retained in all lighting conditions.
No light reflections.
Aids its use in sports facilities through excellent visibility of floor markings.

Gloss Level

Everroll® surfaces with the new edition 4.0 finish achieve values between 0.0 – 0.3 on a scale of 1 to 100 GU (Gloss Units).