Public Access Buildings

Whether it is for a public space, a museum, an educational centre, or an airport, our flooring is ideal for these high-traffic areas.

Our flooring offers infinite creative possibilities and harmonises with current décor trends perfectly in any Public Acces Buildings.

We offer flooring that is resistant to heavy traffic (class 33) and easy to clean, as well as limiting accumulation of dirt thanks to our innovative CleanGuard technology (a protective varnish integrated directly into the finished product). Dickson flooring also boasts excellent sound insulation properties (18 dB) and is guaranteed for 15 years.

By regulating the amount of heat and light allowed in, absorbing noise, and protecting against UV rays, the micro-perforated fabrics for blinds and awnings SWK6, SWK6 INK, and SWK OPAQUE by Dickson improve buildings' energy efficiency while offering a budget-friendly, long-lasting, stylish solution to decorate public-access buildings.

These micro-perforated blinds act as a thermal filter, blocking out up to 94% of heat and UV rays, and help to achieve both new and renovated buildings' energy efficiency goals. By limiting energy needs (for artificial lighting, air conditioning, heating, etc.), they comply with the requirements in the latest environmental regulations.

These fabrics are made sustainably and in line with REACH regulations. They respect current building regulations and can be used for different applications that adapt to all kinds of architectural projects.

Exhibition venues, museums, libraries, educational buildings, and even sports facilities (swimming pools, gyms) need to consider acoustic constraints to improve user comfort.

The micro-perforated technical fabrics SWK6 and SWK6 INK satisfy all sound insulation requirements and are available in decorative solutions for multiple applications. Whether they are for horizontal or vertical panels, stretch walls or ceilings, baffle ceilings, or canopies, Dickson® fabrics make the perfect addition to your interior design projects.

These fabrics are made sustainably in line with REACH regulations and respect current building regulations.