Polyflor Polysafe Standard PUR is a hugely popular, heavy-duty safety vinyl flooring. Combining traditional, multi-chip decoration with high-performance traction aggregates, it promises enduring safety and extreme durability under dense foot traffic. Enhanced with Polyflor’s signature cross-linked polyurethane reinforcement (PUR), it delivers maximum hygiene security and remarkable lifecycle maintenance savings.

Key Features:

Sustainable Slip Resistance: Formulated with high-grade slip-resistant aggregates to ensure consistent underfoot traction for the entire guaranteed lifespan of the floor.

Polysafe PUR Technology: Reinforced with a UV-cured polyurethane finish that drastically simplifies maintenance, offering up to 60% savings on lifetime cleaning costs.

Dual Gauge Flexibility: Available in both standard 2.0mm and extra-rugged 2.5mm options to match varying industrial and architectural requirements.

Hygiene Critical: Forms a completely impervious, hot-welded surface containing antimicrobial defense properties that inhibit the growth of bacteria like MRSA.

Suitability:

• Commercial kitchens, food preparation spaces, and institutional canteens.
• Bar serveries, laundry rooms, and specialized hospital sluice rooms.
• General hospital wards, medical clinics, and school science laboratories.
• Communal washrooms, high-use WCs, and public cloakrooms.
• Academic classrooms, heavy-traffic school corridors, and university communal spaces.
  

How to measure the place where you would like to have new Vinyl installed?

Accurate place measuring is important to know the size of the area where you would like to cover with a new flooring product, carpet, LVT - Luxury Vinyl Tile -, vinyl, laminate, safety flooring or other flooring goods. It is especially vital to save your budget before you buy a flooring stuffs or order a carpet and flooring fitting or installation service with a proper size. We request that you should not pay more than you need. Therefore, we let you know how you can measure the place easy. You can find the measurement guide by clicking here.

Frequently Asked Questions:

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What is the practical difference between the 2.0mm and 2.5mm versions?

While both options share the exact same chemical formulation, slip ratings, and design palettes, the 2.5mm option features a thicker vinyl base layer. This added thickness increases the weight to 3100 g/m² and makes it noticeably more resilient against heavy wheeled impact, dropped utensils, and concentrated rolling loads.

When should I choose the 2.5mm thickness over the 2.0mm thickness?

The standard 2.0mm gauge is perfect for school classrooms, corridors, hospital clinics, and general washrooms. However, if our installation team is fitting a high-turnover commercial prep kitchen, a hospital laundry facility, or a heavy-duty school workshop, we strongly recommend the 2.5mm version to safely withstand heavy mechanical wheels, high impact risks, and intensive dragging forces.

The specs show a Pendulum Wet Test value of ≥36. How does this impact my legal compliance?

A score of 36 or above on a wet surface using a Slider 96 mechanical foot is the explicit benchmark established by the UK Health and Safety Executive (HSE). Meeting this threshold officially categorizes the vinyl as a floor with "Low Slip Potential," providing your commercial property with defense against public slip-and-fall injury claims.

What does the R10 slip resistance rating represent?

The "R" ramp scale classifies safety for shoe-wearing traffic. An R10 rating combined with an Rz surface roughness profile of 20 microns or greater guarantees steady underfoot grip against liquid spills like water, tea, or chemical detergents when walking in standard industrial footwear.

How does the integrated Polysafe PUR technology reduce ongoing maintenance fees?

Polysafe PUR is a specialized cross-linked, UV-cured polyurethane surface treatment. It seals the micro-gaps surrounding the non-slip mineral crystals, preventing dirt and scuffs from locking into the textured surface. This eliminates the need for polishes or sealers and slashes ongoing chemical cleaning costs by up to 60%.