SteriFloor Sauber antimicrobial concrete protection system

Friday, 01 January, 2021 | Supplied by: Allied Finishes

The SteriFloor Sauber antimicrobial concrete protection system is suitable for oily floors.

It has been designed to overcome the issues caused by heavy exposure to oils, and provides a hard-wearing surface, with good cleaning properties and an excellent appearance.

With good chemical and abrasion resistance, it is available in selected colours.

For more information, click here.

Online: www.alliedfinishes.com
Phone: 1800 033 444

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