How can a floor actively help reduce viruses, bacteria, and multidrug-resistant pathogens? This is the very question explored in a recent report by ORF Steiermark, which puts ROBIA’s antibacterial floor sealing technology in the spotlight.
Using LKH Hochsteiermark in Bruck an der Mur as an example, the report shows how existing floor surfaces can be refurbished step by step and then sealed with an antibacterial coating, all while the hospital remains fully operational. Clarify the hospital renovation processMake the English sound more natural
What makes it special: ROBIA green ActiveGuard Finish is activated by visible light and reduces viruses, bacteria, and multidrug-resistant pathogens by up to 99.9%. This makes the coating particularly valuable for sensitive areas in healthcare facilities.
At the same time, the solution reflects ROBIA’s commitment to sustainability: instead of removing and replacing existing floors, the existing surfaces are preserved, refurbished, and upgraded to enhance their functionality. Make the sustainability message more conciseUse more natural flooring terminology
Find out how the process works, what benefits it offers LKH Hochsteiermark, and why our innovative flooring solution is now in demand far beyond Styria in the report by ORF Styria.
▶ Watch the ORF report now – ROBIA from minute 13:13 onwards
Could this be the right solution for your floors, too?
Would you like to know whether antibacterial floor sealing is also suitable for your existing surfaces? We offer a free assessment of your floors and show you the options available for sustainable refurbishment and antibacterial sealing.
Request your free on-site floor assessment from ROBIA today.
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