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Showroom Hours
A straightforward update on showroom opening times, site access and when visitors can view finished floor systems.
What Showroom Hours look like around a working week
Showroom Hours gives a simple update on when visitors can view finished floor systems. It also notes access arrangements for the site so plant and project teams know how to plan a visit.
Check the visiting window before setting out for the site. Showroom Hours on this page covers opening times, vehicle access and the periods when completed resin and screed samples can be viewed without clashing with yard traffic. Visitors coming from Johannesburg, Durban or Cape Town should match their trip to site activity, weather and any load-shedding changes affecting lighting in the display area.
Arrive with the project name, shoe requirements and the finish types you need to inspect. Some visitors want to compare slip resistance, cove details and joint treatment under ordinary site light rather than from a swatch. A quick note of what was on display that day helps when procurement or maintenance asks which system was seen in person.
Viewing times and site entry
This page is for people planning a visit to inspect completed surface systems at the showroom. It sets out when viewing is possible, how access works at the premises, and what sort of finish questions usually come up during a walk-through. Use it to avoid turning up during loading activity or restricted access periods.
When sharing Showroom Hours, include the address, visitor access instructions and the display finishes relevant to your project. If you send an enquiry through the contact form, note whether you need to inspect chemical resistance, hygiene detailing, repair edges or heavy-traffic wear so the visit can be matched to the right display sections.
- Opening times for visitor viewings
- Access notes for vehicles and pedestrians
- Related: Systems, Plant plays, and Floor notes
- Questions submitted through the site
Conditions that affect a visit
Site access can change with rain, delivery movements and ongoing work in the yard. Visitors from industrial areas such as Crown Mines, Sunnyrock or the Durban basin often plan around dispatch schedules, while Cape Town trips may need extra allowance for wet coastal conditions at entry points. Closed shoes and straightforward site clothing are usually the sensible choice for a working premises.
Coastal moisture can change how some finishes present on the day, especially where texture and gloss are being compared under natural light. Inland dust and power interruptions may alter viewing conditions, so the useful check is the system build-up, edge finish, drainage detail and wear pattern rather than colour alone. Showroom Hours exists to help teams time a visit properly and see installed work in a live industrial setting.
Operated by Astros Marketing (Pty) Ltd from 2 Makro Place, Sunnyrock 1401.
What to bring to the viewing
Share Showroom Hours with the address, access details, current display stock, and any floor finish questions visitors usually raise. Keep the subject line clear.
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Bring the project reference, expected traffic type and any hygiene or cleaning requirements linked to the area being specified. It also helps to carry photos of the substrate, joints, drains and door thresholds from your own site so the discussion stays tied to actual installation conditions. That makes the showroom visit easier to record in internal project notes afterwards.