PVC film
Van Floor Vinyl
A multilayer PVC roll material for van floor coverings.
- Max width
- 2.2meter
- Thickness
- 2.0mm
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TECHNICAL DATASHEET
| Name: | PVC vinyl floor mat |
|---|---|
| Material: | PVC |
| Technology: | Multilayer lamination |
| Thickness: | 2.0mm |
| Colour: | Green, Red, Yellow, Blue, Grey, etc |
| Tensile strength: | 3Mpa-15Mpa |
| Elongation | 200%-500% |
| Softness: | 45-85 Shore A |
| Temperature Range: | -20-100°C |
| Max width: | 2.2meter |
| Roll length: | 24m |
| Packing: | PE foam or kraft paper |
| Certification: | EN71-2; EN71-3; Reach Standard; Anti UV; Anti Cold; Anti Static; Fire Retardent |
APPLICATIONS:
Product Features
- AntistaticHelps manage electrostatic charge build-up in the fabric, giving manufacturers a material option for assemblies with specified static-control requirements.
- Flame retardantA flame-retardant formulation for fabricators supplying projects with defined fire-behaviour requirements. Select the grade around the test method required for the finished application.
- UV resistantUV-resistant treatment addresses sunlight exposure in outdoor fabric panels, making weathering requirements part of the material choice from the start.
Laminated PVC At A 2mm Overall Gauge
The material is specified as a multilayer PVC floor mat. Its 2mm gauge belongs to the full laminated sheet, with no individual wear-layer thickness documented. A sample should show the reverse side as well as the walking surface. This allows the installer to assess handling and develop a fixing method without assuming the roll includes a particular backing or pre-applied adhesive.
Develop The Vehicle Floor Detail
A van floor covering must fit around the actual vehicle features. Trial the chosen vinyl with the planned fixing and edge treatment, particularly at doors and removable fittings. If the project needs a measured slip or fire result, include that standard in the specification and confirm the relevant construction. The name of the product and its overall gauge alone do not provide those project-specific approvals.
Application requirements
Specify the covered area, supporting surface, traffic, expected moisture and cleaning method. Review surface texture, wear, dimensional stability and the edge or joining arrangement. Slip performance depends on the finished surface and its use conditions; agree the required test method and contamination conditions before selecting the grade.
Finished Flooring And Mat Specifications
Specify whether the sheet will form a removable mat or an installed floor covering. The edge and joint details follow that choice.
| Specification | Configuration |
|---|---|
| Finished Dimensions | Cut to the measured area, including recesses and obstacles |
| Layout | Locate joins and changes of direction before cutting |
| Removable Mat | Define the outline and an edge treatment that avoids a raised trip edge |
| Installed Floor | Use a prepared, sound substrate and a compatible fixing system |
| Seam Option | Heat-welded joins where the flooring system supports that method |
| Wall Junction | Coved skirting where a continuous floor-to-wall finish is required |
| Doorway Junction | Specify the transition to the adjacent floor level |
| Acceptance Sample | Check the surface, joint and fixing method for the intended service conditions |
Construction Details
Joins In An Installed Floor
Match the welding rod and process to the flooring system. Establish the joint on a sample before installing a large area.
Coved Perimeter
A cove former supports the sheet at the wall junction. Plan inside and outside corners as part of the cutting layout.
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Discuss the application.
For van floor vinyl rolls, confirm the vehicle floor pattern, fixing method and required performance evidence.
Multilayer Van Floor Vinyl
This van floor vinyl is listed as a PVC floor mat produced by multilayer lamination. Its specified overall thickness is 2mm, with a maximum width of 2.2m and a listed roll length of 24m. The construction consists of joined layers, but the record does not identify their individual thicknesses or describe a backing. Those details should be confirmed when preparing a vehicle floor covering specification.
Lamination combines layers into a single sheet. In flooring, the final surface, internal layers and reverse side can affect how the material is handled and installed. The product data do not identify a separate wear layer or adhesive, so neither should be assumed. Inspect both sides of the supplied sample and agree the fixing method with the vehicle floor structure and installer.
The listed softness range is 45-85 Shore A. Shore A describes indentation hardness, while the 2mm figure describes overall gauge. They are separate measurements and should remain separate in the order. The available colour list includes green, red, yellow, blue and grey. Confirm colour and surface appearance using the intended grade because the listing does not establish identical performance across every formulation option.
A vehicle installation needs a pattern that includes wheel arches, door openings and floor fittings. Use a representative piece to review cutting, edge finishing and the proposed bond or retention method. The anti-slip product name does not provide a measured slip classification, and the material record is not an approval for a particular vehicle interior. State any relevant slip, wear or fire requirement and obtain evidence for the supplied construction.