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Forbo takes the lead with wayfinding floor arrows

Tessera and Marmoleum brands include options for adding symbols designed to manage social distancing and the safe movement of people around buildings

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Walk this way: Forbo's Tessera Layout carpet tiles (left) and Marmoleum sheet flooring (right) can both be specified with directional arrows.
Walk this way: Forbo's Tessera Layout carpet tiles (left) and Marmoleum sheet flooring (right) can both be specified with directional arrows.

Forbo Flooring Systems now includes directional arrows as an added option on two of its ranges. The move aims to help signpost one-way systems around buildings and aid social distancing.

Updates to the Tessera Layout and Outline collection allow specifiers to create bespoke carpet tiles by choosing the colour of the background and a contrasting shade for the arrows. There are 40 colours to choose from, with a minimum order of 20 tiles (one box). 

Forbo's linoleum brand Marmoleum can also be ordered with loose arrows cut into the flooring. The arrows are available in all colours in its sheet range, with a minimum order of 50 arrows.

  • Tessera Outline carpet tiles with arrows: All 40 colours in the range can be used to produce directional tiles.
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    Tessera Outline carpet tiles with arrows: All 40 colours in the range can be used to produce directional tiles.
  • Marmoleum sheet flooring with solid arrows: Forbo can also supply loose arrows to be cut into existing resilient installations.
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    Marmoleum sheet flooring with solid arrows: Forbo can also supply loose arrows to be cut into existing resilient installations.
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For more information and technical support, visit forbo-flooring.co.uk/covid

 

Contact:

01773 744121

info.flooring.uk@forbo.com


 

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