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Frontrunner Plus at Ramada Jarvis Hotel, Heathrow
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Frontrunner fights entrance dirt at Heathrow
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Frontrunner XT solves a stony problem
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The problem for the University Centre was how to provide safe access for students and, in particular, for those with disabilities when entering across the old cobbled courtyard. In addition, as this was the designated emergency exit, a safe and easy walkway needed to be created.
Frontrunner solves a problem
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The solution was to lay low profile Frontrunner Plus cut on site to fit the significantly curving walls in the 90sqm entrance. The matting was loose laid on top of the existing ceramic tile and in large one piece transverse runs. It is constructed with integral absorbent inserts within a heel-proof vinyl grid and is designed to scrape, clean and dry all in one movement. Any remaining dirt is shed through the grid and is not transferred. The variety of different colours for the grid and inserts means that the entrance matting will complement any interior design.
Crossgrip goes to school
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French contractor Bouygues has cleverly anticipated any future problems on the roof by using well-proven Crossgrip. The matting has been laid to create walkways which provide maintenance and service staff with permanent and safe access in all weathers.
Healthy Frontrunner
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The Jan Portaels Ziekenhuis is a very large public hospital near Brussels. Here, the problem was to find a better alternative to the existing external matting. The solution required a high performance matting to act as an effective primary barrier for scraping dirt, wet and snow from shoes. The aim was to combat this initial severe soiling in order to improve the effectiveness of the secondary entrance matting inside and thereby reduce maintenance.
The solution suggested by Plastex Belgium distributor Sanimat was Frontrunner Brush.