Whatever business you’re establishing, getting the look and image right has never been more important.  With the arrival of a tough economic climate the need to stand out from your competitors is essential to success.  In order to win hearts, minds, and wallets getting the look right is imperative.  Whether your proposed business is an office, a shop, or a restaurant, getting the flooring right is a really important part of your overall plan.

 

Commercial flooring

There are various flooring options that are suitable for commercial use.  These include carpet, tiling, linoleum, laminate, engineered wood, and solid hardwood.  Here’s a brief overview of each:

 

Carpet

In a 2002 study, clerical workers in a noisy room were less motivated to complete cognitive tasks and had elevated stress hormone levels, compared to those in a quiet room.  Essentially, people have a physical reaction to unwanted noise.  Soft surface flooring, like wall-to-wall carpet, offers outstanding sound absorption.  Some manufacturers even offer an acoustic-optimized carpet backing.

 

Commercial grade tiling

Commercial grade tiling comes in a choice of either vinyl, carpet or ceramic.  Vinyl and ceramic are both easy to maintain and durable.  In particular, attention needs to be paid to health and safety warnings with regards risk of slipping while the floor is wet.   Carpet tiling, although a very popular some years ago, is now not so popular now.  However, it has the added benefit of simple replacement for damaged tiles.  When it comes to price, there is no doubt that vinyl and carpet tiling come in cheaper than ceramic tiling.  Ceramic tile is more expensive and requires more skill to install.  Additionally, periodic maintenance must be done from commercial cleaning to re-grouting due to high traffic.

 

Commercial grade linoleum

Commercial grade linoleum generally comes in a single sheet form and is specifically created with the heavy-duty use that extends its lifespan.  Available in a wide range host of colors and patterns.  Commercial grade linoleum can be laid either in a single color and pattern or can be cut to be laid in a more inventive way.  This option is easy to clean and relatively hardwearing as well as being low cost.

 

Commercial grade laminate flooring

Laminate flooring is an imitation of real wood flooring, made from images that are bonded to a base to create a wood look alike flooring product.  Although an inexpensive solution, there is no getting away from the fact that laminate flooring tends to look tired and worn very quickly.  Therefore, if you’re looking for a long-term solution, laminate is unlikely to be the best option for you.

 

Engineered wood flooring

Once again, engineered hardwood flooring is a great solution for commercial premises.  The main advantage is that engineered solutions resist more effectively any fluctuations in temperature and moisture than solid wood.  So, if your commercial project is in a setting where moisture and temperature fluctuations are anticipated, you’d be best to select engineered wood over solid wood.

 

Solid Hardwood flooring

If you’re planning solid wood flooring for your commercial project, there is no doubt that the likes of oak, bamboo, wenge or Cumaru are ideally suited to the heavy-duty wear and tear that a commercial setting is likely to endure.  Irrespective of which solid flooring option you choose, it’s really important to choose a suitable finish to protect your floor and to keep it easy to maintain.

 

Commercial flooring

Despite which flooring option you choose; you need to consider the look you want to achieve; the length of time you expect your floor to last and the traffic you’re likely to experience.  All of these things will impact on your final decision.  However, our favored option is a hardwood floor, no matter the setting.

Contact us

VCH Flooring stands by the promise to do the job right.  Our professional installers will perform services consistent with the industry standards to your satisfaction.  Using VCH Flooring warranties the services provided with a DONE RIGHT GUARANTEE.  If you have concerns after the installation, contact us within 60 days and the services with be re-done at no additional cost.  Product warranties vary by manufacturer.  Because we are a services company and do not manufacture products, we only warranty our services with the DONE RIGHT GUARANTEE.  We will disclose the warranties before the work begins as part of our transparency policy to be good neighbors who serve the community with excellence. VCH Flooring 1812 Underwood Blvd, Delran, NJ 08075 Email vchflooring@gmail.com    Website   https://vchflooring.com/contact-us/ 

 

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Burlington County Hardwood Floor Installation