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This area in an office will typically experience high foot traffic from staff and visitors alike. As such, it’s important to choose a durable type of flooring which can withstand regular and heavy use. Hardwood has been specially designed to be lived on, meaning it won’t lose style or finish, even after decades of use.

A wool mix carpet such as Axminster and Wilton is perfectly suited to entrance halls, as it will instantly transform the area into a warm and welcoming space, whilst being able to withstand general wear and tear from heavy foot traffic.

Office toilets and bathrooms experience high moisture levels, so it’s important to choose a type of flooring, such as vinyl, which can keep its shape in humid areas. Its hard-wearing, slip resistant qualities make vinyl a popular choice for office bathrooms, and its wipe-clean surface makes it very easy to maintain.

Luxury vinyl tiles combine low maintenance, robust qualities with a stylish design. Available in a range of colours, patterns and effects for you to choose from, LVTs offer exceptional versatility so you’re guaranteed to find a style which suits your office.

The polished finish of LVT and vinyl flooring not only looks stylish, but also provides a slip-resistant, wipe-clean surface in an area where spillages are a common occurrence and hygiene is paramount.

As one of the busiest rooms in the office, the staff kitchen/canteen requires a durable type of flooring which can withstand high foot traffic. Lino flooring can do just that, as well as providing a very water resistant surface which prevents any liquid spills from damaging or staining the floor.

Carpets can prevent heavy desks and chairs from scratching the floor, and provide plenty of grip for movable equipment such as wheelable chairs. Styles such as twist pile and saxony carpets are made from polypropylene, making them resistant to fading and stains.

High profile areas in an office – such as boardrooms and meeting rooms – require professional-looking flooring which will impress clients and make a lasting first impression. The finish of a hardwood floor not only provides a sleek, polished appearance, but will also ensure that any spillages can be easily wiped clean.

For a softer touch, carpeting combines texture and comfort to create a warm, welcoming feel in boardrooms and meeting rooms. A wool mix carpet, such as Axminster and Wilton, is resistant to flattening, so you won’t need to worry about heavy foot traffic ruining the flooring.

LVT is renowned for its low maintenance, robust qualities, and its slip resistant surface helps prevent the risk of injury should a spillage occur in the storeroom.

If you would rather choose carpeting for your storeroom or print room, there are a wide range of textures available to complement the rest of your office’s decor. Not only that, styles such as twist pile and saxony carpets are difficult to stain, and are easy to clean should they become marked.

Suitable carpeting can instantly transform a clinical looking staff room into a warm and welcoming space. There a plethora of styles, textures and colours available to choose from, and the stain resistance of certain designs makes it easy to keep the flooring in good condition, despite being a busy area of the office.

Regular, heavy use on the stairs and landing area means that a suitable type of flooring must be chosen to withstand heavy foot traffic. Hardwood flooring is easy to clean which is important in busy areas, whilst offering a timeless, sleek look guaranteed to fit in seamlessly with a modern office.

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