Unsafe floors, but need to stay open for business? The Altro QuickLay System minimises downtime and saves you dollars.

The Altro QuickLay System, installed while you operate business as usual, offers you function without compromise. Designed to overcome the problems often \ encountered when laying sheet flooring, the system uses a fully synthetic underlay that can be laid over a variety of surfaces such as old vinyl tiles, sheet metal, access floors, subfloors contaminated with oil or paint, or even damp floors.

There are many advantages of using the Altro QuickLay System, particularly in the hospitality industry, notorious for kitchens with slippery and unsafe floors but where owners and managers cannot afford to close down for extended periods.

"One of the main reasons operators don't improve their floors is because they don't want lengthy downtime which costs them money. I recommend they look at the Altro QuickLay System" says David Hohepa, The HOT Group. "It keeps them open for business, and ensures their employees have a safe place to work."

The Altro QuickLay System provides a continuous base which is stabilised and resistant to damp. It also provides a degree of cushioning underfoot and improves acoustic insulation, providing employees with a safe and comfortable workplace.

The key to the system is the underlay, a specially coated fibreglass sheet with peduncles that grip the subfloor surface, enabling it to be loose laid. This is matched to any Altro safety, smooth or rubber flooring, and complimented with the Altro range of accessories. When this is all tied together with Altro's renowned technical expertise, you get the Altro QuickLay System.

When using the Altro Quicklay System, preparation requirements and laying times are substantially reduced. That means less downtime and more money saved. The Altro QuickLay System is used in commercial kitchens, supermarket delicatessens, fast food restaurants and hospitals. But it can be installed almost anywhere where flooring needs to be laid while you operate, business as usual.