Choose the Right Flooring Option for your Modern Office

What is the best flooring option for a modern-day office? At Sylk Flooring Ltd in Bollington, we have compiled a handy list to help you choose the right flooring for your business. There are a range of factors to consider but expected traffic levels, repair-ability, maintenance, installation and cost are all things you should think about. You can contact the experienced team at Sylk Flooring Ltd for a free consultation at any time.

Tiles and carpet

For organisations that need noise insulation, carpet and carpet tiles are perfect since they deliver great soundproofing whilst also keeping the space warm. Tiles can be more durable and are more readily and inexpensively exchanged when broken. As a result, carpet tiles frequently outlast broadloom in terms of sustainability.

Vinyl flooring

Because of its durability and extended lifespan, vinyl flooring is a common type of business flooring. Vinyl is ideal for commercial spaces with significant foot traffic since it resists damage from things like heel dents or furniture dragging marks. Additionally, it takes little upkeep and is simple to clean.

Rubber flooring

Rubber flooring is also incredibly durable and works well in settings where heat and water resistance are essential considerations. It is also sound-absorbing, non-slip, and comfortable to walk on.

Hardwood flooring

Hardwood floors are fashionable and offer offices a traditional, business-like vibe. Water can harm it, but it is highly resilient. The biggest disadvantage of hardwood flooring is that it is typically the priciest type of flooring. If hardwood is over-polished, it may also be slippery.

Laminate

A less expensive option than hardwood, ceramic tiles, or stone is laminate. Installing laminate is easy and inexpensive, and it has excellent resistance to dents, scratches, and water damage. Laminate may nevertheless offer a workplace a very natural-looking appearance because it comes in a wide variety of hardwood and stone appearances.

Ceramic floor tiles

When it comes to flooring, ceramic tiles are a fantastic choice for offices where water damage could be a problem. Although they are durable and easy to maintain, tiles can be difficult to replace if they crack, and they often don't have the same noise-isolating qualities as other types of flooring. Tiles tend to lack the insulating capabilities of vinyl, rubber, and carpeting and therefore they would be best suited for an office in a particularly warm building.

Contact us for a free consultation to get expert advice on finding the right office flooring option. Once you have chosen your type of floorig make sure to read why you should pick carpet specialists over regular contractors for your commercial flooring project.