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Floor Covering - Forbo Flooring Systems - Facility Management Product Release
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Marmoleum floor covering is a 100 percent USDA Certified BioBased Product. Material includes 46.5 percent pre-consumer recycled content and contributes to LEED points in categories of Recycled Content, Rapidly Renewable Materials, Indoor Environmental Quality, Low-Emitting Materials and Low-Emitting Adhesives. The adhesive is compliant with VOC standards set by SCAQMD Rule No. 1168. Surface has a static load limit of 450 lbs. per square inch, is resistant to cigarette burns, blood, urine and excrement, according to the company.
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posted: 3/22/2013