RenoSys offers improved  PVC flooring — ‘RecDeck’
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March 31, 2021
RenoSys offers improved PVC flooring — ‘RecDeck’

RenoSys, of, Indianapolis, Ind., offers improved RecDeck

™ PVC flooring that includes UV inhibitors and a unique composition of materials that allow it to withstand extreme weather climates and remain virtually unaffected by most pool and deck chemicals. It is completely watertight for underwater or outdoor applications.

This thick, 85mil-thick reinforced PVC membrane can be used in any recreational area where slipresistance, watertight integrity and long-term ease of maintenance are required. RecDeck is also an ideal solution for common deck problems including cracking, flaking, de-lamination, spalling and peeling.

RecDeck’s aggressive slip-resistant texture and superior anti-fungal formulation make it ideal for enhanced safety in wet or damp conditions. In addition, RecDeck can be installed over foam for added comfort in hydrotherapy, active aging applications or wherever extra fall protection is required.

RecDeck, made in the USA, is available in three colors, and is warranted for five years with a life expectancy of ten years.

For more information, contact RenoSys Corp., Dept. Si, 2825 e. 55TH Pl., Indianapolis, IN 46220. Telephone 800-783-7005. Online www.renosys.com.

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