Novafloor Protection: Flooring and Renovation Protection from Subang Jaya
Koma Supply Sdn Bhd, based in Subang Jaya, supplies Novafloor Protection for renovation and construction work alongside finished flooring and interior materials. Its practical advantage for contractors, designers and property owners is the ability to discuss a new floor and the temporary covering needed while other trades continue working. The company lists ready-stock and wholesale options, with product-specific quantities and arrangements to be confirmed. Interested customers can contact the team with their project location, floor area and material requirements.
Protect finished surfaces while work continues
Novafloor’s OPP and EVA floor protection combines OPP, PE, canvas and EVA rubber in a flexible roll. The published size is 1,160mm by 12m, or approximately 150 sq ft of nominal material area, with 1mm, 2mm and 3mm options. This gives buyers defined construction and dimensions to discuss, rather than treating every temporary covering as equivalent.
The right protection begins with the floor finish, remaining work, traffic and duration. Koma Supply’s explanation of how to choose renovation floor protection material calls for checking surface compatibility and installation requirements before choosing a thickness. Its floor protection sheet specifications also distinguish nominal roll area from usable site coverage after overlaps and cutting.
For a Selangor renovation, the layered protection mat can be ordered by thickness and roll count. Where a specification calls for canvas, Koma Supply’s canvas-based covering should be identified by its complete OPP, PE, canvas and EVA construction, not by “canvas” alone.
A project order should include corridors and delivery paths as well as the room being renovated. The company’s temporary protection options include supply-only enquiries and discussion of supply with installation. Its renovation supply arrangements allow buyers to specify the roll, quantity, accessories and fulfilment method together.
Construction teams can identify finished surfaces exposed to tools and material movement before ordering construction-stage floor protection. For broader purchasing, Koma Supply’s renovation material enquiry guidance recommends stating floor types, work activities, protection areas and delivery needs so quotations address the same scope.
Accessories complete that scope. L-shaped corner protection covers exposed edges that a flat floor roll cannot protect, while waterproof, multilingual prohibition signs communicate site restrictions. Both are useful when a work route passes finished walls, columns or shared areas.
For fitting and securing coverings, the company lists a G Blade for trimming protection material, masking tape for temporary masking and cloth-backed tape for securing materials. Buyers should select tape according to the contact surface and intended use. The accessory range helps a project team include these small but necessary items in its materials plan.
The floor protection material range centres on the layered OPP and EVA roll. A site protection plan should also account for corners, nearby surfaces and access routes before dusty or high-movement work begins.
Project examples show why timing matters. At an office site, protection was laid across a lift entrance and corridor, with joined and secured sections along the movement route. Another office preparation example shows the route being covered before tools and materials passed through it.
At Surian Residences, the company covered newly installed flooring while later renovation work continued. Its 1mm protection example shows sheets joined over a large interior floor and notes that customers may discuss supply only or installation support.
On a longer project, protection remained in place for about six months through several trades; the team reported no visible damage in the portion of floor it inspected after lifting the covering. That six-month renovation example also shows why worn or lifted edges need checking during use. Protection can extend beyond floors: the company documented boards over a completed glass canopy while adjacent wall work continued.
Buyers comparing suppliers can use the published layer construction, roll size and thicknesses as a common basis for quotations. Koma Supply’s renovation project supply information also identifies ready-stock, wholesale and custom-make enquiries. Its Selangor mat supply details explain how thickness, roll count, accessories and delivery method affect a useful quote.
Keep brand-specific Floorgard orders clear
Koma Supply also states that it supplies genuine Floorgard Mat. When a purchase order specifies that brand, the brand and series should be named explicitly; Novafloor Protection is a separate product range. Its Floorgard supply information asks customers to confirm the exact series, thickness, quantity and required date against current stock.
Floorgard Basic, Plus+ and Pro have different stated constructions and intended renovation scopes, so series selection should follow the specified work rather than thickness alone. Koma Supply also discusses ready-stock Novafloor alternatives; any proposed substitution should be checked against the approved brand and specification before purchase.
Specify finished flooring by format, code and coverage
For SPC projects, Koma Supply lists 4.6mm NanoSPC, 6mm SPC and 8+2mm LamiSPC interlocking ranges. Its SPC project supply identifies their different plank sizes and carton coverage, allowing buyers to request an exact range and finish. The three-range comparison cautions against choosing by overall thickness without checking wear layer, backing and installation requirements.
Material planning should start with measured net floor area, add an installer-approved cutting allowance, then divide by the chosen range’s coverage per carton and round up. Koma Supply’s SPC carton calculation gives different published coverage for each range. Its bulk SPC supply details show why a project buyer should compare total area supplied, not carton price alone.
Vinyl choices need a different first question: which installation system is confirmed? The 5mm and 3.6mm categories are labelled click-interlocking; the Korean-made 3mm plank and square categories do not, by their category names alone, establish an installation method. The company’s vinyl format comparison recommends obtaining the selected code’s installation instructions before specifying adhesives or site preparation.
Koma Supply’s trade vinyl range lets designers and contractors identify a format and finish code before asking about stock. Its wholesale vinyl information gives different box coverage for Korean 3mm planks, Korean 3mm squares and 5mm click flooring, making area-based comparisons more useful than box prices alone.
Appearance also depends on the shape of each piece. Korean 3mm planks measure 1,000 × 200mm, while the square tiles measure 457.2 × 457.2mm; the plank-versus-square layout discussion explains how those proportions change the direction and rhythm of visible joints. Within the 5mm click range, VC111 Grey Alba Oak is a 180 × 1,220mm plank, a different visual format from the wider, shorter concrete and stone designs.
For a modular surface pattern, VC117 Grey Clio Concrete and VC118 Terra Lume Stone are both listed as 5mm click products measuring 295 × 600mm. Their distinct finish names let a design team discuss appearance while keeping the shared published dimensions clear.
Before either SPC or vinyl is installed, the substrate must be assessed against the selected flooring system. Self-levelling is not automatic: flatness, stability, moisture and product instructions determine whether it is needed. Koma Supply supplies self-levelling solutions alongside flooring, so buyers can discuss substrate and intended finish in the same enquiry.
If levelling is required, the number of bags depends on floor area, average depth, pack size and the selected compound’s consumption rate. The company’s coverage calculation explains why a 5mm application generally needs more material than a 3mm application over the same area, without assuming a universal coverage figure.
Laminate, carpet and wall finishes
Koma Supply’s laminate range lists 8mm planks measuring 1,205 × 192mm, with eight pieces and approximately 20 sq ft per box. Its laminate sourcing information recommends carrying the selected product code through design approval and quotation so both refer to the same finish.
The individually listed FC designs share published embossed AC3 surfaces, 8mm thickness and Thai origin. A buyer can record FC10629 as one selected design code and FC10611 as another, while checking their actual appearance against samples before approval.
That same code-based process applies to FC10415 and FC3078: the published dimensions match, but the order should identify the exact finish required. Buyers comparing FC1031 with FC1052 can keep technical specifications and visual selection as separate decisions.
For a multi-room schedule, product codes reduce ambiguity between design choices and delivery quantities. Koma Supply lists FC1062 and FC3011 within the same 8mm embossed laminate family. It likewise gives separate records for FC3054 and FC3073, so a purchase list can state precisely which selected designs belong in each area.
The wider flooring selection includes W5503 WPC flooring, listed at 5.5mm thickness and described as waterproof and termite-proof by the supplier. For commercial interiors, Koma Supply also lists carpet tile designs, giving office buyers another finish category to consider alongside hard flooring.
Interior finishing can extend to the walls. The Korean-made fluted wall panel range lists polystyrene panels for indoor use at 12 × 122mm and 2,900mm long. The wainscoting range lists 2,400mm lengths and 16 sizes; buyers should confirm the selected item’s material and dimensions when specifying it.
Plan the complete order
Koma Supply’s Subang Jaya warehouse brings SPC, vinyl and Novafloor protection materials into one supply conversation. Its combined flooring and protection offer is most useful when the project list separates permanent flooring by room from temporary covering by work zone.
Customers can send the team the selected design codes, measured areas, floor condition, remaining work and required timing. A clear enquiry lets Koma Supply confirm current stock, quantities, pricing and fulfilment for the particular project.