Resilient flooring, which includes materials like vinyl, linoleum, rubber, and certain types of laminate, offers several creative benefits that make it an attractive option for both hospitals and medical offices.
- Sheet vinyl (heat welded and flash coved) is recommended for procedure rooms, operating rooms, and soiled utility.
- Vinyl plank is a good way to provide the homey appearance of wood, while still retaining a durable, low maintenance floor.
- Choose from a vast array of colors, patterns, and textures. This allows for endless design possibilities, from replicating the look of natural materials like wood, stone, or tile, to creating bold, contemporary designs.
- Take advantage of water jet cutting to create unique design elements.
Quality Installation Matters.
Keep in mind that a poorly installed vinyl may allow moisture to seep through seams or edges. This can lead to subfloor damage, mold growth, or warping. In the case of sheet vinyl or linoleum, excessive moisture can cause the edges to curl, especially if the flooring isn’t properly sealed.
Ask DMA Floors about resilient flooring systems. Our experts can advise you, from planning to completion.
