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Designed for maximum visual impact, the new Camouflage exhibition at Imperial War Museum London features a unique floor comprising nine different colourways supplied and installed by Ryebrook Resins. The hard wearing resin floor echoes the camouflage theme throughout the area whilst delivery a practical, easy-to-maintain finish that is capable of withstanding high levels of usage. It also features what the manufacturers describe as 'exceptional scratch and impact resistance', ensuring that movements of exhibits will not cause damage to the floor. In addition to the terrazzo and quartz finishes supplied, Ryebrook's bespoke colour matching service was also utilised. Laying the floor required careful planning to give each section sufficient time to cure before doing an adjacent colour, avoiding any bleeding across colours. Finally, a clear matt seal was applied to create a smooth, tough finish.

Engineering company Arterial recently installed a Ryebrook resin floor at its new Dorset headquarters. The blue Ryetech coating is said to be easy to keep clean, withstands impact and loading from fork lifts. It aslo provides a safe, slip resistant footing for employees. The solvent-free high-build epoxy coating is available in twenty colourways.

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Providing a floor that is visually similar to concrete stone, Ryebrook Resins' hi-tech resin systems were used at the London office of Jack Morton. The floor, however, boasts glittering aggregate embedded in the resin upon closer inspection adding what Ryebrook said was warmth and depth. This latest project is the continuation of a trend for architects and interior designers to specify this type of product for schools, offices and even residential properties.

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Laid down in the Wireworks in London, SE1, Ryebrook Resins has presented a range of modern and practical resin floors. Although rarely used in residential settings, its toughness and ease in cleaning is suitable for everyday living. Ryeflor MD, a self-smoothing polyurethane screed with a matt finish in dark grey, was laid to a 4mm thickness throughout the apartments. Communal areas and lift lobbies were finished in a contrasting beige. The floors were sealed with acrylic polish to minimise scratching and aid cleaning, whilst they should also be functional for over 20 years.

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With potentially 7,000 students accessing the new Opus One building at Anglia Polytechnic University, a hard-wearing floor was required. The Sikafloor 261 system, from Ryebrook Resins, was selected to deliver a scratch resistant, seamless finish that is easy to clean. Some 1,300m² was laid in light grey in the student bar and refectory as well as walkways and stairwells.

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Situated next door to Tate Britain, the student refectory and adjacent walkway in the new Chelsea College of Art & Design features a Ryebrook Resin Foodsafe seamless resin floor in mid-grey. Ryeprime epoxy primer was laid on the prepared 230m² area followed by 6mm of Ryeflor MD, a polyurethane screed with a matt finish.

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