Floors are the pieces used to cover the naked subfloor structure, and Engineered Flooring Milton Keynes provides durable and stylish solutions for any space. We need not even say how much they impact the design of the house. Fortunately, there are many types and models of flooring today. However, choosing the right floor should also ensure comfort and practicality when cleaning.
The choice of model and type of material is directly linked to the function of the room and the activities that will be performed on it. As there are various choices of floor finishing, you can ask the Gulvkanonen professional for the best floor finishing which suits your interior.
Floor models and types
There are numerous models and types of floors on the market, the most common are:
Ceramic parts
As its name implies, ceramic pieces are made of ceramic material and have various types of finishes, colors, and designs. They are recommended for various areas of the house, but there is the right type for each installation location. Restore your floor and tiles to their former glory with the help of Clean Image of Orlando.
The ceramic pieces have different types of finishes, the most common are:
- Glossy
- Satin
Porcelain tiles
It is also a type of ceramic made with high-temperature pressing technology. This manufacturing process results in a piece with high strength and low porosity, i.e. low absorption and water. They are used in all environments of the house, but each type of finish has its characteristics.
Polished porcelain
These porcelain tiles are polished and have a protective layer, which facilitates their cleaning and makes the surface very smooth and shiny. They are suitable for dry environments, as they are very slippery when wet, such as rooms, corridors, and bedrooms.
Enameled porcelain
This type of porcelain tile receives a protective enamel layer, hence the name enamel. This layer allows the piece to have printed with different designs. It can be used in a humid and dry environment. When buying this type of porcelain tile it is very important to pay attention to the enamel resistance (PEI).
Saturate porcelain
Saturate porcelain has a slightly abrasive surface. This is why it is a great choice for wet areas such as bathrooms, decks, garages, pool areas, and saunas. When cleaning, care should be taken to use the products indicated by the manufacturer.
Natural porcelain
They are porcelain tiles that do not have a special finish on their surface, that is, they are neither polished nor enameled. It has a matte, opaque surface finish, which makes it sturdier and less slippery. Suitable for outdoor residential and commercial environments.
Stones
The stones are available in various sizes and colors. Can be used indoors and outdoors. Care should be taken to avoid using porous stones in damp environments. When well combined, the stones guarantee high durability in the environments.
Cement floors
They are made of high-performance concrete, have high mechanical strength and durability. Widely used outdoors with non-slip and thermic models (which do not heat up in the sun). Parts for outdoor use require waterproofing to reduce water and fat absorption and thus facilitate cleaning.
Draining floors
Draining tread is a material usually made of concrete or resin plus natural fibers and can even be made from recycled tires. It has an easy and environmentally friendly installation. This type of floor allows rainwater to drain to the ground, avoiding flood problems and contributing to the environment. It can be produced in various colors and is suitable for garden areas, pool borders, sidewalks, garage access.
Interval Concrete Floors
They are modular pieces made of concrete and in various geometric shapes, thicknesses, colors, and textures. The blocks, as they are popularly known, are used in outdoor areas, paths, and recreational areas. This type of floor has a long service life, low maintenance, and does not require specialized labor for application.