Have nora® rubber floorcoverings proven themselves in practice and are they also suitable for sensitive spaces with the highest demands?

norament® and noraplan® rubber floorcoverings have proven themselves for decades in the most varied properties world-wide. The comprehensive portfolio comprising matched function floorcoverings for diverse demands offer convincing solutions for almost all areas of application.

Health care, for example, places the highest demands on hygiene and care. In this respect, nora® floorcoverings are setting the standards from the operating theatre and laboratory to the exercise rooms and cafeteria. Consequently, they distinguish themselves in hundreds of clinics, old-people's homes and nursing homes, rehabilitation centres, and doctors' surgeries.

Excellent fire protection properties and high durability are important factors for their use in public transport such as busses, railways and ships but also in high-traffic corridors and stairwells.

nora® rubber floorcoverings are well-suited for use in industry and trade. These industries demand special properties such as electrostatic conductivity, suitability for fork-lift trucks or oil and grease resistance.

The attractive designs, character-rich surfaces, and the broad colour range open up new options for design concepts in the trade and service sector.

And finally, the pleasant feeling of well-being, thanks to the excellent walking comfort and footfall sound absorption of the permanently resilient rubber floorcoverings, make them a perfect solution not only for residential spaces but also for schools and kindergartens.

The sum of these benefits and, of course, the environmental compatibility of nora® rubber floorcoverings are certainly the decisive reasons why numerous institutions with strict environmental criteria rely on these products. Examples are the Environmental Office in Munich, the Regional Office for Environmental Protection in Augsburg, the Centre for Environment, Research and Technology (UFT) in Bremen, the Environmental Laboratory of the City of Frankfurt, the Environmental Office in Hamburg, or the former Federal Health Agency in and many more.