coral
duo

Coral Duo entrance flooring is the ideal solution when you need maximum dirt removal, unrivalled dirt retention and exceptional moisture absorption, all in just a couple of paces.

Research has shown that Coral Duo retains 10% more dirt in the first few metres than any other textile entrance flooring solution on the market. Which makes it the best choice for small entrances.

With its ribbed construction, Coral Duo is not only functional, but also gives an aesthetically pleasing look to any entrance. In larger entrances, Coral Duo combines well with our Coral Brush and Classic collections.

● 75% of the yarn is regenerated Econyl® solution dyed polyamide
● Produced with phthalate free technology
● Unbeatable performance on both moisture and dirt removal
● Suitable for the toughest commercial use
● Ideal for inside entrances with limited entrance floor space (zone 2)

Items with an asterisk * are Australian stocked

Products

Specifications

Technical specifications

Here you can download the following Coral documents here:
Coral Technical Specifications
Coral Slip Report
Coral Brush Fire Report
Coral Classic Fire Report
Coral Duo Fire Report

Environmental Product Declaration
Forbo Coral Brush EPD
Forbo Coral Classic EPD
Forbo Coral Duo EPD

All other documents can be found at our Download centre

Entrance zones

Choose the right entrance system

When choosing the correct entrance flooring system for your building, there are several factors that need to be taken into consideration.

Foremost, the location of the building determines the type of dirt and moisture the entrance flooring system needs to combat, secondly, there is the expected footfall, followed by the type of traffic (e.g. staff members, school children) and finally, the size of the entrance area.

The good news is that for every factor or consideration, there is a Coral product that’s perfect for the job.

We have defined 3 entrance zones.

For each zone, we offer a selection of products that best fit the entrance area.
Zone 1: External primary matting
Zone 2: Internal primary matting
Zone 3: Circulation zone matting

Please click on the zones in the image below for more information.