Floor renovation solutions

Posted on Friday 1 January 2010

FILA’s surface care range includes a variety of treatments for floor renovation – from robust, textured porcelain, to original quarry tiles and encaustics.

All products are designed to provide high coverage and performance, whilst providing a safe application and protecting original surface characteristics.

To deep clean porcelain and ceramics options include FILAPS87. Used neat, the product removes stubborn coloured, organic stains. When diluted, it deep cleans porcelain and ceramics, as well as unpolished stone and cement tiles. It is also particularly effective for textured surfaces with a dirt and residue build-up, where it provides a high performance clean, restoring anti-slip ratings. For acid-sensitive surfaces, other options include FILA Cleaner – a concentrated neutral detergent that can also be used at a variety of dilutions to tackle different renovation issues.

After renovation, surfaces that require sealing can be treated with FILAMP90 ECO PLUS – a solvent free protector that forms part of FILA’s award-winning Green Line. The LEED-approved sealer is designed for natural stone and polished porcelain surfaces, can be applied internally and externally, and is suitable for use on food contact surfaces. FILAMP90 ECO PLUS can be applied – in just one application – to surfaces with residual moisture. 

To prevent future dirt build-up on textured and natural unglazed porcelain, FILA has also developed FILASTOP DIRT. The UV-resistant treatment chemically bonds without leaving a film or altering the material’s original degree of slipperiness.

 

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