Planning for Operating / Procedure Rooms

Patient safety and compliance with healthcare regulations are top concerns when planning for flooring in operating rooms. Sheet vinyl, rubber, or resinous flooring (e.g., epoxy or polyurethane) prevents cracks where air, liquids, or contaminants could pass through. Coved edges are popular due to ease of cleaning. It's important to choose flooring materials with anti-static properties, durability, and chemical resistance.

Work with the facilities manager to implement a plan for containing the construction area, including a contingency plan. If possible, coordinate regular maintenance time slots with surrounding areas or during low usage. DMA Floors can work with you on a detailed schedule to minimize downtime, including inspections at key project milestones to verify compliance with all requirements. After the new floor is in place, DMA Floors may coordinate with the deep cleaning crew.