|
|
Peace and Quiet UnderfootFor Any Work Space No matter what the work environment, carpet backing made with Dow polyurethane technology offers quiet underfoot. Whether it's a noisy open office space, a busy classroom or a bustling public space, ENHANCER™ Technology for cushioned carpet improves a facility's acoustics. To learn more about ENHANCER™ Technology and other Dow backing technologies, visit us at Domotex in Hannover, Germany, January 17-20, stand F46-Hall 6. Based on a study by the American Society of Interior Designers, carpet is deemed to be 10 times more efficient in reducing noise compared to other flooring options. When a cushioned backing made with Dow polyurethane is added, noise levels can be further reduced. Polyurethane technology for commercial carpet creates a unique molecular structure, forming a polymeric bond between the primary and secondary backing. The result is a unified composite material that improves the performance of carpet. Polyurethane cushioned backing serves as an effective noise reducer by minimizing the sound of foot traffic, providing effective absorption of airborne sound and reducing sound transmission to rooms below. Based on acoustical studies and field experience, carpet with an integral polyurethane cushion can play an important role in a comprehensive noise management program. In addition to offering acoustic benefits, ENHANCER™ Technology improves the overall performance of commercial carpet, including appearance retention, durability and comfort. That means carpet backed with Dow polyurethane technology can stand up to a variety of tough conditions including high traffic, spills, stains, snags and pulls. Carpet simply looks better longer when installed with a firm polyurethane cushion - an important characteristic for tight facility budgets. Cushioned polyurethane backings also provide comfort underfoot for employees and visitors, as well as help prevent slips and falls. To find out more about Dow polyurethane technology, be sure to visit us at Domotex in Hannover, Germany, January 17-20, stand F46-Hall 6.
|
Related Links
|
|