This is where it all happens - #SupaBord factory production line in our purpose built facility. We have implemented a streamlined logistics process to ensure timely delivery from factory to store.
SupaBord is a proven and trusted brand to provide temporary floor protection for commercial, residential construction and renovation projects.
Thursday, 27 April 2017
Monday, 9 January 2017
5 reasons NOT to use plastic sheeting for temporary surface protection
1. Non-breathable – plastic sheeting can cause patterns on curing floors
2. Environmentally unfriendly – plastic sheeting is a chemical-based product
3. Condensation – plastic sheeting traps moisture causing condensation, preventing the natural curing process of surfaces including tile grout and oiled floors
4. Flimsiness – plastic sheeting is thin, tearing easily and flimsy, requiring several layers to cope with construction traffic
5. Slippery – plastic sheeting becomes unsafe and slippery if wet, causing accidents on site
3. Condensation – plastic sheeting traps moisture causing condensation, preventing the natural curing process of surfaces including tile grout and oiled floors
4. Flimsiness – plastic sheeting is thin, tearing easily and flimsy, requiring several layers to cope with construction traffic
5. Slippery – plastic sheeting becomes unsafe and slippery if wet, causing accidents on site
Monday, 12 December 2016
Synthetic V Natural
5 reasons why you should NOT use Corflute
when protecting floors and surfaces:
1. Corflute is a synthetic polypropylene
product, which is non-breathable
2. The internal vertical rib structure
limits impact protection
3. Compressed corflute can leave ribbed
marks on floors
4. Corflute is expensive and cumbersome to
handle, store, freight and install
5. Corflute cannot be recycled, increasing
the carbon footprint of the construction project and ending up in landfill
SupaBord is a robust 100% recycled natural product, which is why it is fast becoming the preferred product of choice for
temporary floor protection by trade contractors worldwide.
Tuesday, 25 October 2016
HKTDC Hong Kong International Building and Hardware Fair
Bord Industries will be showcasing SupaBord products at the HKTDC Hong Kong International Building and Hardware Fair, 26-29
October 2016, in the Green Building Material product zone booth 6-F25.
SupaBord Heavy Duty is a proven product in
the Western market. It was recently
featured and used on The Block, a popular Australian renovation television
program on Channel 9.
SupaBord Standard is a new product in the
SupaBord product range and will be launched at the trade fair. SupaBord Standard has been tailored to suit
the South Eastern Asian market, based on research into the region’s
construction techniques and practices.
The Hong Kong trade fair was the ideal
platform to launch SupaBord products into the global marketplace as Hong Kong
is the renown business hub of SE Asia.
It is also the gateway to global construction markets due to close
proximity to China, India, Indonesia and Japan.
This region holds approx. 30% share of forecasted global construction
and offers significant growth and economic development.
Monday, 3 October 2016
Cut and Fold
The Quick fit marking system makes SupaBord
easy to fold and cut accurately with minimal handling. Together with its flexibility feature,
SupaBord is an ideal product for surface protection on bench tops and on stairs
as it be cut to length and scored for folding to suit trends and rises. It also lays flat so it is fast to install
and comes in a convenient width for tradespeople.
Tuesday, 27 September 2016
SupaBord on The Block 2016
SupaBord was featured on The Block 2016. Used extensively to protect the floors during construction and painting, SupaBord prevented the risk of damage and rework. This saved costs in materials and labour.
100% recycled
Made from 100% recycled material, SupaBord is a mixture of recycled paper products including paper waste, ply paper fibre and polymer additives. SupaBord turns unwanted industrial waste into a usable and practical product, preventing damage in commercial, residential construction and renovation projects.
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