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Muralplast is a branded range of coatings and protective treatments applied by specialist painting contractor S. Lucas.
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History
They were first launched in the 1960s and became well known as a coatings product for exterior and interior protection and decoration[1]. S. Lucas extended the range of products and re-launched the brand in July 2010 [2].
Products
Under the overall Muralplast brand there are four distinct product ranges.
The first, M-Guard, is a range of surface treatments providing protection from the weather, pollution and vandalism . These treatments are intended to extend the life of buildings and reduce maintenance cycles. They are backed by a 10-year warranty from AXA Insurance[3].
MSP or Multi Surface Paint is a new generation of coatings formulated for architects and other building specifiers to provide a consistent finish across the range of internal and external surfaces. S. Lucas used MSP coatings for metal, pipework, ducting, galvanised soffits and masonry at the London 2012 Olympic Stadium[4].
ArmourColor is a range of luxury decorative wall finishes incorporating the highest safety and environmental standards aimed at interior designers and consumers looking for creative potential. These finishes have been used at Bluewater Shopping Centre, Heron Tower in the City of London and for Mercedes Benz[5].
The fourth product is M-Tred floor resins. These are tough, durable floor finishes [citation] formulated for buildings that are required to meet the highest health and safety standards or other special regulations. These include educational, healthcare and pharmaceutical establishments as well as industrial facilities[6].
References
- ^ 50-Year Heritage Specification Online, Aug 2010
- ^ product relaunch Building Products, July 2010
- ^ M-Guard range M-Guard surface treatment
- ^ MSP used on Olympic stadium MSP at the 2012 Olympic Stadium
- ^ ArmourColor range ArmourColor combines with S. Lucas
- ^ M-Tred range M-Tred range of products
External links
Categories:- Paint manufacturers
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