A hospital floor is chosen twice: once for the ward, once for everything that crosses it — beds, trolleys, cleaning machines, and a contractor who must lay it without closing the corridor. These are the eight lines we manufacture, with the data we can publish.
Most healthcare specifications land on the homogeneous PVC sheet: it holds wear, slip and fire together and welds into a continuous surface. The other seven exist because not every room is a ward.
Through-coloured sheet: Class T wear, R9 slip, B1 fire, no waxing. The default for wards and corridors.
View the line →For controlled areas where the floor is part of the pressure regime, not just the finish.
Datasheet on request →Rigid-core carbon-additive plank for retail, office and hospitality floors where a sheet is not wanted.
Datasheet on request →Resilient and quiet underfoot, for physiotherapy, rehabilitation and fitness rooms.
Datasheet on request →Homogeneous resilient sheet with a rubber-like feel and a PVC-type installation sequence.
Datasheet on request →Natural raw materials, for projects carrying a material-origin requirement into the finishes package.
Datasheet on request →Point-elastic and area-elastic systems for school halls and club courts.
Datasheet on request →Wood-plastic composite boards for external circulation and roof terraces.
Datasheet on request →These are the figures we can put a standard against today. The other lines are specified from their own datasheets, released on request rather than guessed at on a web page.
| Product | Parameter | Result | Test standard |
|---|---|---|---|
| Homogeneous PVC vinyl sheet | Wear resistance | Class T | Report on request |
| Homogeneous PVC vinyl sheet | Slip resistance | R9 | Report on request |
| Homogeneous PVC vinyl sheet | Fire classification | B1 | Report on request |
| Homogeneous PVC vinyl sheet | Hazardous-substance screening | EU 249 passed | EU 249 |
| Homogeneous PVC vinyl sheet | Heavy metals | Free of 19 | EU 249 screening |
| Homogeneous PVC vinyl sheet | Phthalate plasticisers | Free of 60 | EU 249 screening |
| Homogeneous PVC vinyl sheet | Maintenance | No waxing | Manufacturer specification |
The junction is where flooring contracts usually fail: a skirting that does not meet the wall panel, a floor finish that lifts under the wall base, a ceiling grid that misses the wall head. Because we supply all three surfaces, one party owns those details — the flooring schedule comes out of the same drawing set as the medical clean wall panel and the ceiling grid.
On a phased refurbishment that matters: the floor follows the same room-by-room sequence as the walls, so a ward is handed back once, not three times.
Homogeneous PVC vinyl in almost every case: Class T wear, R9 slip and B1 fire, welded so the floor has no joint for soil to sit in. If the ward has a specific chemical or static requirement, send the clause and we answer against it.
Yes. Tell us the line, the colour direction and the room type, and we send samples with cut sections plus the datasheet for that line, so your team sees the build-up rather than a face sample.
Quoted per project, because both depend on the mix of lines and the area per surface. Send the room schedule and the areas, and they are confirmed in writing with the quotation.
Send the room schedule and the floor area; we return the datasheet and the welding detail for the sheet lines.