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These new digital properties are designed to serve as a resource of information concerning the safety, ergonomic and acoustic benefits of performance surfaces.
DriTac 8400 EnviroTread series is a line of acoustical abatement recycled rubber flooring underlayment made from post-consumer and post-industrial waste.
Floorte Classic Series is Shaw Floors' flagship waterproof collection that offers thickness and insulation, enhanced comfort and better sound absorption for a softer, warmer and quieter floor.
Designed to expand SPC (Solid Polymer Composite) platform offerings, Natural State is a high-performance resilient collection with an innovative, high-density core construction with dimensional stability, no telegraphing and resistance against indentation.
Ecore, a manufacturer of safe, ergonomic and acoustic performance surfaces for commercial and athletic markets, announced its partnership with Rochester Midland Corporation, a 130-year-old, family-owned, specialty U.S. chemical manufacturer.
Ecore, a manufacturer of safe, ergonomic and acoustic performance surfaces for commercial and athletic markets, is hosting a free performance surfaces CEU seminar titled “Defining Performance in Flooring: How Engineered Surfaces Are Changing and What Designers Should Demand From the Floor.”
This presentation discusses the different types of noise to be wary of during the design and construction of your multi-story housing project, as well as new-age solutions to an age-old problem.