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Established in 1849 by Carl Johan Freudenberg in Weinheim, Germany, Freudenberg today is a truly global organisation. Freudenberg products are now being developed, manufactured and marketed by more than 90 companies worldwide.

For over 50 years we have been relying on that fascinating material rubber. It is capable of resisting extreme long term wear and is therefore exactly the right material for manufacturing top-quality floor coverings. Constant innovation and great expertise are the result of decades of experience with rubber for the most varied of customer requirements and of close cooperation with architects, designers, specifiers and corporate end users.

Today, we are the world’s market leaders in rubber floor coverings and noraź floor coverings have stood the test of time in numerous buildings in over 120 countries. For example in clinics, schools, nurseries, airports, office and administrative buildings, prisons and military buildings, shops, fitness studios, industrial companies, residential buildings, buses, trains and ships.

For further information on noraź rubber floor coverings please contact:

Freudenberg Building Systems UK Ltd
Unit 6 Wycliffe Industrial Park
Leicester Road
Lutterworth
Leicestershire LE17 4HG

Telephone: +44 (0) 7836 337 608

Web: www.nora.com

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    Building projects for children demand a high degree of empathy. This applies most particularly to hospitals. At the new Children's and Young People's Clinic in Singen, appealing architecture and a holistic design concept combine to create a health-boosting ambiance.

  • High-precision craftsmanship and good acoustics in London's City Hall: »

    Freudenberg noraź Rubber Floor Coverings
    Rubber floorcovering catches the public's eye On 23 July 2002, Queen Elisabeth II inaugurated London's City Hall, designed by the architects Foster and Partners to house the capital's revamped administration. Since then, on the south bank of the Thames, Londoners have been able to access a building, which has given tangible shape to the idea of democratic transparency in a modern-day metropolis.

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