Salem, N.H. – Nora systems is celebrating the 50th anniversary of its popular norament round pastille floor covering. Launched in 1967, the norament line today covers more than 322 million square feet of floor space in airports, hospitals, schools and universities, office buildings, shops, museums, research facilities, industrial buildings, and sports venues worldwide.
“We attribute the enormous success of norament round pastille to its performance versatility and flexible design possibilities,” said Tim Cole, vice president of marketing. “Fifty years after the ground-breaking flooring was introduced, it continues to be a popular choice wherever durability and wear resistance are imperative and timeless design is required.”
Available in 20 standard colors, norament round includes a new color that celebrates the floor’s birthday. The special edition champagne tiles feature shimmering particles made of real granite, making the new color ideally suited for showcase areas. Nora also offers the iconic flooring in custom colors.
Over the last 50 years, norament round has established its reputation as a high-performance floor covering in a variety of prestigious properties around the world. Those venues include the Statue of Liberty, Germany’s Frankfurt Airport, a research station in Antarctica, the Urban Planning Exhibition Center in Shanghai, China, the Macquarie Bank in Sydney, Australia, South Africa’s Rand Stadium in Johannesburg and the Willis Towers Watson Building in Ipswich, Great Britain.
“Norament round continues to inspire architects, along with designers and end-users, earning its place in history as an icon of timeless design,” Cole added. “Since its introduction, nora has expanded the norament line, taking advantage of new technologies to offer our customers improved efficiencies and functionalities, along with new surface variations, such as those found on norament arago, the newest addition to the norament product range. We’re excited to celebrate the 50-year journey from norament round to arago and eager to see what the next 50 years bring.”
For more information, visit www.nora.com.