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New self adhesive rubber flooring reduces downtime and saves costs

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nora nTx halves installation time and considerably reduces costs.
nora nTx halves installation time and considerably reduces costs.

nora systems have launched a pioneering and innovative installation technology called nora nTx. This new system halves installation time and considerably reduces costs. It works on all conventional subsurfaces, even on fitted floorings and the flooring can be walked on and cleaned immediately after it is installed. This helps to minimise downtime, especially for renovation work during ongoing operations. The system is also completely moisture tolerable. 

Fast and uncomplicated: A one-stop shop for all components

Planning and coordinating the timing of your trades during construction or renovation work can be chaotic. noraplan floorings are lined with a rubber based adhesive under a protective film that simply peels off prior to installation to make installation remarkably easier, providing greater flexibility in your construction schedule. The range also includes special nora nTx installation materials like filler and primer for preparing the subsurface; all components are perfectly matched to each other.

“For our customers, this system solution from one source is a major advantage in all respects,” claims Andreas Mueller, Managing Director of nora systems. Unlike conventional wet adhesive for bonding, the nora nTx technology eliminates a number of steps in the operation process, for example; applying the adhesive and, as there is no drying or airing out time, flaws are minimised. The ability to apply nora nTx onto surfaces with high residual moisture also saves additional waiting time.

Ideal for renovations during ongoing operations

“The installation on fitted floor coverings does not pose any problems provided that they still offer adequate adhesion. nora nTx is therefore ideal for renovation measures,” stresses Uwe Bauer, Head of Application Engineering at nora systems. The old floorings need only be slightly roughened and, if necessary, primed, so there is very little dust and dirt during the installation – a huge advantage for renovation during ongoing operations, for instance in hospitals or day units. Directly after installation, the rooms or corridors can be walked on, cleaned, arranged with furniture, and used. At the same time, hazards to the health of patients and staff are minimised. One further advantage is the reliability for the responsible planners: nora nTx helps them to comply reliably with their new building or renovation schedules.

 
  • The back of noraplan floorings is lined with a rubber based adhesive under a protective film that is simply peeled off prior to installation.
    The back of noraplan floorings is lined with a rubber based adhesive under a protective film that is simply peeled off prior to installation.
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nora nTx is available for the products noraplan sentica, signa, stone, unita, and eco.

For perfect preparation of the substrate, nora offers a variety of nora nTx installation materials. These have been developed specifically for the installation of nora nTx flooring. The perfect match between installation materials and flooring ensures functional safety and guarantees the highest standard of quality. In addition, all nora nTx installation materials can also be used at higher residual moisture levels in the substrate.

In the USA, this innovative system solution has already won an award. The renowned magazine Architectural Record voted this flooring, among over 500 candidates, the best product in the category “Finishes and Surfacing”.

For full details please visit ntx.nora.com

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