An overview of solutions based on real-world practice, not just the catalogue

Which flooring should you choose?

Choosing a floor is not just about looks or the price per square metre. In practice, entirely different factors make the difference: how long operations have to be shut down, how demanding the installation is, what happens when it gets damaged and how much it will cost you over the long term.

Let's take a look at the most common solutions and their real-world properties.

What really matters when choosing a floor

When making your decision, we recommend focusing on these key criteria:

• Operational downtime
• Subfloor requirements (flatness, preparation)
• Moisture and the need for waterproofing
• Installation complexity
• Impact and load resistance
• Comfort in use (joints, slip resistance)
• Options for repairs and future modifications
• Total cost (material + labour)

Summary

The right floor is not the cheapest one.
It is the one that matches your operations - today and several years from now.

Not sure which one to choose?
Get in touch with us. We'll help you find the right solution to match your operations exactly.