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News Release from: Suspended Ceiling Restoration Company | Subject: Suspended Ceiling Restoration
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 12 December 2007
80% of all suspended ceilings
sub-standard
Suspended Ceiling Restoration Company has developed a range of inexpensive coatings that can be applied to any ceiling surface and associated grids.
Does the state of your suspended ceiling reflect the perception other people have in your Organisation? More than 75% of the public sector and commercial properties visited by the general public are fitted with suspended ceilings of one type or another
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 25 Apr 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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Of these, some 80% of all suspended ceilings have some visible stains, discolouration or mould evident which can not only affect how your customers, visitors or staff perceives your organisation, but which can be the cause of bacteria and mould build up over time.
Many of these organisations are governed by, and monitored against cleanliness standards but yet they fail to address one of the most common areas of visible contamination.....the suspended ceiling.
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Water stains, tradesman's fingerprints, discolouration around air conditioning grills and general ceiling grime are commonplace across many so called "clean" industries.
The suspended ceiling "grime culture" is due in no small way to the costs and specialist nature of replacing suspended ceilings and individual tiles.
Painting an existing ceiling tile can breach fire safety regulations and ruin the acoustic properties of your ceiling.
In many older establishments, asbestos ceilings are present.
Replacing these types of ceilings would constitute a huge drain on financial resources.
That is until now.
The Suspended Ceiling Restoration Company (SCR) has developed a range of inexpensive coatings that can be applied to any ceiling surface and associated grids.
These coatings will restore your ceiling or individual tiles to "better than new" condition, whilst at the same time providing a microbial growth inhibitor (Biocote) that will continue working for the lifetime of the coated ceiling, inhibiting the growth of microbes by up to 99.9%............
24 hours per day! The SCR coatings can be delivered in a spray can version (SCR SO-10 Safeguard), can be applied by our own skilled technicians for larger areas (SCR Service), or can be delivered as a self apply system for those who have their own decorating teams (SCR System).
Once applied, the non-bridging SCR coating will maintain your ceiling fire rating and acoustic properties and will represent a saving of no less than 75% of the cost of replacement ceiling tiles! Where Asbestos ceilings are present, applying SCR coatings will save a minimum 500% against the cost of replacement.
Why not speak to an SCR representative and ensure that your ceiling represents the perception you would like your visitors to have of your orginisation. Request a free brochure from Suspended Ceiling Restoration Company ...
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