Offices & commercial
A workplace that makes an impression
Reception, corridor, open office, boardroom: the floor is the one element that connects them, and the one that takes the most wear. Appearance matters here, but so do cleaning, rolling loads and how a damaged section gets replaced.
What to weigh
Commercial floors are chosen against a schedule of use. We help you match wear layer, traffic rating and installation method to each zone, and keep the visual consistent across them, so the finished space reads as one considered interior.
- Traffic and wear layer
- Entrances and corridors need the heaviest rating; private offices can step down. Wear-layer thickness on LVT and the finish on wood are the numbers to compare.
- Maintenance and downtime
- Glue-down LVT and rigid-core planks allow section replacement and simple daily cleaning. Wood brings warmth to client-facing areas and can be refinished rather than replaced.
- Continuity across zones
- Using one floor with changes in pattern or plank direction, rather than several materials, keeps the space calm and simplifies future repairs.