NatraTex’s Range of Colours
At NatraTex, we’re very proud of our range of products. We’re proud of the fact that our products have been designed to be as environmentally friendly as possible. But we’re
At NatraTex, we’re very proud of our range of products. We’re proud of the fact that our products have been designed to be as environmentally friendly as possible. But we’re also proud of the fact that we can offer these environmentally friendly products without sacrificing on their aesthetics.
It’s because of that mix of environmental friendliness and aesthetic quality that makes our products ideal for a range of spaces. Our products come in a range of different colours, designed to suit a range of different applications — everything from park footpaths, decorative driveways and MUGA pitches.
Our products span the following colours:
- NatraTex Colour Red
- NatraTex Colour Green
- NatraTex Colour Terracotta
- NatraTex Colour Light Grey
- NatraTex Colour Salmon
- NatraTex Colour Grey
- NatraTex Colour Blue
- NatraTex Colour Gold
Together, this portfolio of colours means that we can bring any design you desire to life.
For more information about our range of products, please get in touch with us today.
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