Different Types of Flooring

 LINOLEUM

This kind of material for flooring in Luton has greatly improved its performance and design in recent times, so it deserves to be reviewed. Its main component is flaxseed oil mixed with other materials such as ground stone, and at the same time, biodegradable UK components. 

RUBBER

Natural rubber is another long-lasting material in Watford Flooring but has made notable improvements over time. Among its main characteristics are its resistance and durability, its waterproofness and resistance to water, and its easy maintenance and cleaning. 

VINYL FLOORS

Unlike rubber and linoleum, vinyl or PVC floorings are synthetic. They are also non-slip, very resistant to moisture and wear in general and their maintenance and cleaning are simple. 

VINYL WITH REINFORCED GLASS FIBRE

Some of the new Milton Keynes flooring features high-quality vinyl coatings, that give a textile appearance and, at the same time, provide durability and easy cleaning. 

CERAMIC FLOORS

New technologies of ceramic production have made its reproduction possible so that it recovers its spirit of geometries and organic or floral designs, but with improved characteristics with kitchen services. 

VINYL TILES

The vinyl tiles allow diverse designs, such as is seen in ceramics. They are vinyl pieces of St Albans Flooring, resistant to moisture, which are placed in a fast, easy and simple manner.

EPOXY RESIN FLOORS

These are very suitable to renovate your Flooring Bedford without removing the existing one and with a cost far below other options. It is self-leveling and formed by a thermosetting polymer that hardens when mixed with a catalyst agent.

NEW TEXTILE FLOORS

This new textile technology is made up of fabrics that incorporate, for example, a three-dimensional effect, which is 100% waterproof or even washable textile Dunstable Flooring. They provide warmth and comfort, isolate noise, and slow down the reverberation of the ambient sound, creating more pleasant environments.