Flooring

Commercial flooring differs from residential flooring in several key ways: 

Durability: Commercial flooring is designed to withstand heavy foot traffic and frequent use, and should be more durable and long-lasting than residential flooring. 

Maintenance: Commercial flooring should be easy to clean and maintain, with materials that can withstand frequent cleaning and resist damage. 

Slip-Resistance: Commercial flooring should provide a slip-resistant surface, reducing the risk of accidents and ensuring the safety of employees and customers. 

Comfort: Commercial flooring should provide a comfortable surface to walk on, taking into account the intended use and duration of use. 

Aesthetics: Commercial flooring should match the decor and design style of the space, creating a cohesive look and feel, while also being able to withstand the wear and tear of frequent use. 

Health and Safety: Commercial flooring should comply with health and safety regulations and standards, such as fire resistance, accessibility, and ergonomics. 

Cost: Commercial flooring should fit within the budget, considering the cost-benefit of quality, durability, and design. 

Commercial flooring is designed to meet the specific demands of commercial spaces, and should be chosen based on the intended use, design style, and budget of the space. 

When choosing commercial flooring, there are several key factors to consider: 

Purpose: Consider the intended use of the space and choose a flooring material that is appropriate for the level of foot traffic, maintenance requirements, and desired appearance. 

Durability: Choose a flooring material that is durable and can withstand frequent use, cleaning, and heavy foot traffic. 

Maintenance: Choose a flooring material that is easy to clean and maintain, and that can withstand frequent cleaning without showing signs of wear and tear. 

Slip-Resistance: Choose a flooring material that provides a slip-resistant surface, reducing the risk of accidents and ensuring the safety of employees and customers. 

Comfort: Choose a flooring material that provides a comfortable surface to walk on, taking into account the intended use and duration of use. 

Aesthetics: Choose a flooring material that complements the decor and design style of the space, creating a cohesive look and feel. 

Health and Safety: Choose a flooring material that complies with health and safety regulations and standards, such as fire resistance, accessibility, and ergonomics. 

Cost: Choose a flooring material that fits within the budget, considering the cost-benefit of quality, durability, and design. 

The flooring material chosen for a commercial space should meet the specific demands of the space, and should be chosen based on a careful consideration of the intended use, design style, budget, and health and safety requirements. 

Yes, our interior designer or design team select and procure the flooring as part of our design & build fit out package 

Yes, flooring is an integral part of design. Flooring is one of the most visible and impactful elements of a space, and can greatly affect the overall look, feel, and function of a room. Flooring choices can impact the durability, comfort, and safety of a space, and can be used to complement or contrast with the other design elements in a room, such as wall colours, furniture, and lighting. 

In addition, flooring can also influence the acoustics of a space, and can have an impact on the energy efficiency and sustainability of a building. Flooring is not just a functional element, but also a visual and emotional one, and as such, it is an important consideration in the design process.