Vinyl Flooring | Hotels, homes, kitchens, schools | ▲1 Waterproof: IPX7 (immersion up to 1m for 30min) Wear Resistance: AC-4 abrasion rating (▲1 vs industry AC-3) Anti-Slip: 0.6 dynamic friction (DIN 51130 R9) | Easy roll installation, cost-effective, durable for high-traffic areas | Less eco-friendly, may dent under heavy furniture Requires acclimation before installation |
Laminate Flooring | Residential, offices | Scratch Resistance: AC-5 rating Moisture Sensitivity: Not water-resistant (▲-1 vs Vinyl) Installation: Click-lock planks (EN 13329) | Affordable, design versatility, easy DIY installation | Prone to water damage, limited lifespan in wet areas Requires flat subfloor for alignment |
Engineered Wood | Homes, commercial spaces | Top Layer Thickness: 3mm real wood veneer (▲0 vs industry 2mm) Durability: AC-4 rating (industry standard) Installation: Floating method (ISO 13006) | Natural aesthetics, more durable than solid wood | Limited water resistance, installation requires professional skill Higher cost than laminate |
Ceramic Tile | Kitchens, bathrooms | Water Resistance: Fully waterproof (▲+2 vs Vinyl) Abrasion Resistance: PEI 5 rating (industry top) Thickness: 12mm (ISO 13007) | Extremely durable, hygienic, timeless design | Cold underfoot, heavy weight complicates installation High cost for materials and labor |
Carpet Flooring | Bedrooms, living rooms | Sound Absorption: 0.25 NRC (ASTM C423) Pile Density: 5000 tufts/sq in (industry standard) Flammability: Class I (NFPA 260) | Comfortable underfoot, insulates noise and heat | Prone to stains, wears quickly in high-traffic zones Difficult to clean spills |
Solid Wood Flooring | Luxury homes, upscale offices | Thickness: 18mm solid planks (▲+1 vs engineered) Expansion Gap: Required (▲-1 vs no gap in vinyl) Moisture Sensitivity: Prone to warping (▲-2 vs ceramic) | Timeless natural beauty, warms underfoot | Expensive, requires humidity control Cannot be installed over concrete without subflooring |