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COMMERCIAL INTERIORS | POLYMAX WAINSCOT™ & PLANK The good looks are more than skin deep. The performance is proven. POLYMAX Wainscot™ and Plank give you a fine, finished appearance with or without painting or staining. Ideally suited for restaurants, institutions and other demanding commercial applications. Featuring reversible beaded groove and traditional groove designs, the package is complete with base molding and chair rail for wainscot applications. The system goes up quickly using Parkland Panel Adhesive to create wainscot walls that look great from the start, and keeps on looking good for years to come. Standard eight-foot tongue and groove planks can be creatively installed vertically, horizontally or diagonally to achieve your own design. Manufactured from PVC, POLYMAX is 100% waterproof and will not support the growth of mold, mildew or bacteria. Highly durable, it’s especially suited for high moisture areas where the use of wood is problematic. POLYMAX WAINSCOT™ & PLANK FEATURING SOLID AND WOODGRAIN DESIGNS The original POLYMAX Wainscot™ features a smooth surface that can be painted to enhance any interior design and features reversible groove designs. But now we’ve introduced POLYMAX Woodgrain Wainscot. 100% waterproof, mold and mildew resistant and durable beyond compare, these aesthetically pleasing tongue and grooved planks are ideal for a wide variety of commercial applications. Especially those demanding restaurant environments. The planks, with complimenting chair rail and base molding, will not support mold or mildew and will not harbor bacteria. Maintenance is a snap when your walls stand up to being slapped with a careless mop, splashed with a dash of ketchup or totally saturated with water. In the hospitality business, you’ve got to deal with reality. But isn’t it nice to know you don’t have to sacrifice appearance to do it? FEATURES AND BENEFITS 100% waterproof paneling & trim Prefinished white Reversible plank Paintable - Use oil based paint Easy tongue and groove installation Low maintenance Interior/exterior applications UV resistant Mold & mildew resistant Flame retardant REVERSIBLE VINYL PLANK Available in 2 lengths: 1/4'' x 6'' x 36'' - 6 planks per package Installed coverage 9 sq. ft., 3 lineal feet 1/4'' x 6 x 96'' - 3 planks per package Installed coverage 12 sq. ft., 1.5 lineal feet MATCHING CHAIR RAIL & BASEBOARD PolyMAX is paintable, giving you more flexibility for your room design. 1 ea. per kit: 1 kit per 2 packs of 36'' planks Chair Rail: 3.5'' x 96'' or Baseboard: 2'' x 96'' 1 kit per 5 packs of 96'' planks P.O. Box 339, 104 Yoder Drive, Middlebury, IN 46540 • Toll Free: 800.835.4110 • Phone: 574.825.4336 • Website: www.parklandplastics.com.

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