Supply and install Expona Design PUR, flexible PVC tile and plank flooring in [African Blue Stone, Atlantic Slate, Black Treadplate, Charcoal Slate, Cool Grey Concrete, Coral Medley, Cream Geotexture, Factory Cement, Frosted Cement, Grey Stencil Concrete, Light Elm, Mango Oak, Medina Stone, Monochrome Geotexture, Natural Brushed Oak, Pacific Oak, Parkside Oak, Pearl Stone, Promenade Oak, Reclaimed Inked Oak, Rusted Stencil Concrete, Rustic Spiced Timber, Salvaged Pier Timber, Sepia Medley, Silverline Slate, Silvered Driftwood, Smoked Medley, Subway Cement, Whiskey Barrel Timber, Wet Cement] [3.0] mm thickness, having the following laminated construction: circa 0.7mm clear PVC wear layer, circa 0.07mm print film layer, and circa 2.23mm backing ply, the flooring shall feature a high quality, cross-linked polyurethane reinforcement to provide superior cleaning benefits, life cycle maintenance savings and optimum appearance retention, in accordance with EN ISO 10582, the in-use classification must be at least 23/34/43, as defined in EN ISO 10874: i.e. domestic areas with heavy use; commercial areas with intensive use; light industrial areas, in respect of flame spread, the flooring shall have been fully tested to EN 13501-1 and certified as having Class Bfl-S1, achieving the criteria EN ISO 9239-1 ≥8kw/m2 and the mandatory requirement of EN ISO 11925-2 pass. The flooring shall have been fully tested to ASTM E648 by an independent test house and classified as Class 1 rating, making it suitable for use in institutional, commercial and public buildings, with regard to EN 13893 for slip resistance, the flooring shall be classified DS, making it suitable for use in areas which are predominantly dry, when tested to DIN 51130, the flooring achieves an R10 slip rating, for flooring with sustainable wet slip resistance, refer to Expona Control PUR or the Polysafe ranges, this product does not accumulate static charges above 2kV and is classified as ‘antistatic’ when tested to EN 1815. For specialist applications where there is a requirement to dissipate the electrostatic charge, see the Polyflor ESD product ranges, the product’s weight should not be more than 5,100g/m2, in respect of light fastness, the flooring shall have been fully tested to ISO 105-B02 Method 3 as having a pass to ≥6