Howe Green introduces flexible floor access cover

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Atlanta—Howe Green has introduced the Visedge panel, created specifically to allow access to essential services while keeping the floor surface safe and secure. Designed for use singly, in continuous duct runs or as multi-part pit covers, Visedge allows the sheet flooring to be bonded and welded to the edge of the cover rather than just glued to the sub-floor.

This creates a permanent join that keeps liquids out and the surface down. The access panels are double sealed and locked to prevent unauthorized tampering and are designed to be in-filled with the surround flooring material rendering them virtually invisible. Visedge is quick and easy to install and is made from corrosion resistant aluminum and galvanized steel.

For more information visit howegreen.com or call 678.855.7076.

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