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Australian Resilient Flooring Association (ARFA)

ARFA is the peak industry body in Australia representing Resilient Floor and Wallcoverings and is a member of the Vinyl Council of Australia.

Visit ARFA's website for more information.

 

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Best Practice PVC Product Register

 

 211108 ArmstrongFlooring Updated Logo Black

View Armstrong's Accredited BEP PVC Products

Contact:

Armstrong Flooring Pty Ltd
PO Box 109 Braeside, VIC 3195

Tel: 03 9586 5500

Current BEP PVC verification expires
25 November 2024

View The Andrews Group's Accredited BEP PVC Products

Contact:

The Andrews Group Pty Ltd
62 River Street, South Yarra VIC 3141

Tel: 03 9827 1311

Current BEP PVC verification expires 10 June 2024
 

 



 BEP PVC Dunlop Flooring Logo 2020

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Dunlop Flooring
183-187 Newton Road
Wetherill Park, NSW 2164

Tel: 1800 622 293

Current BEP PVC verification expires 26 January 2025

 BEP PVC Forbo Flooring Logo 2021

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Contact:

Forbo Flooring Systems Australia
23 Ormsby Place
Wetherill Park NSW 2164

Tel: 02 9828 0200

Current BEP PVC verifications expire 20 May 2023, 15 September 2023 and 14 November 2024

 BEP PVC Gerflor Logo 2020

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Contact:

Gerflor Australasia
17 Cato Street
Hawthorn East Vic 3123

Tel: 1800 060 785

Current BEP PVC verification expires 31 October 2024

 

 
BEP PVC Interface Logo 2023

 View Interface's Accredited BEP PVC Products 1st Certificate 

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Contact:

Interface Aust P/L
34 Airds Road, Minto NSW 2566

Tel: 1800 804 361

Current BEP PVC verification (1) expires 13 Aug 2025

Current BEP PVC verification (2) expires 31 Oct 2025

 

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Gibbon Group
14 Moonbi Street Brendale QLD 4500

Tel: 1300 245 404

Current BEP PVC verification expires 16 April 2024

 

 

 

 

View Karndean's Accredited BEP PVC Products

Contact:

Karndean Designflooring
835 Stud Road, Knoxfield VIC 3180

Tel: 03 9755 4909

Current BEP PVC verification expires 20 September 2024

 

 

 BEP PVC Tarkett Aust Logo 2023

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Contact:

Tarkett Australia P/L
Suite 1, Level 3/3 Columbia Ct, Baulkham Hills NSW 2153

Tel: 1300  851 484

Current BEP PVC verification expires 1st Aug 2024

 

 

   
     
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Floor and Wall Coverings

Vinyl floor coverings
PVC is the most common polymer used for sheet and tile flooring. Vinyl resilient flooring is widely used in Australian hospitals, schools, sporting clubs and commercial kitchens where slip resistance and high levels of safety and hygiene are required. It is hard wearing, warm underfoot, cost-effective and easy to keep clean as it has a pore-free surface.

Vinyl floors are low maintenance, need no polishing or treating and are hygienic and fire resistant. Sheets are joined together by heat welding which prevents water or moisture from seeping through gaps and therefore are ideal for wet floor areas such as in healthcare facilities.

Resilient vinyl flooring - both sheet and tile - has become a valued design tool for many interior designers and architects, particularly those designing for heavy-traffic locations such as retail stores, or for rooms where hygiene is especially important such as a hospital operating room.

Find out Why vinyl is the right choice for hospital flooring

Vinyl coated wall papers
Vinyl coated wallpapers and fabrics offer durable, long lasting, washable wall coverings.

The product is commonly made by applying a liquid coat of hot PVC over a paper base. Alternative types include those where a solid sheet of decorative vinyl is fixed to a paper backing, and those where fabric is laminated with a solid vinyl sheet.

All are easy to clean and resistant to heat and humidity making them a good choice for kitchens and bathrooms. They are also easy to strip from walls.

Use of vinyl wall coverings has had a resurgence for both residential and commercial interiors, driven by interior designers and architects seeking more original and exciting design options. The reasons for vinyl's growth are both aesthetic and practical - vinyl wallcoverings offer a wide range of finishes and colours with enhanced durability.

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