Safety Vinyl Flooring

Why choose our safety vinyl flooring?

Safety vinyl flooring offers unmatched slip resistance and durability, making it ideal for high-use areas. Its surface texture provides grip even when wet, significantly reducing the risk of slips. Engineered for long-lasting performance, it withstands heavy foot traffic while maintaining its condition, making it a smart investment.

Furthermore, many brands continuously refine their product lifecycle—from raw material sourcing to manufacturing and recyclability—minimising environmental impact and ensuring that safety flooring aligns with today’s sustainability ethos. Its installation flexibility and eco-conscious features further ensure it meets the needs of any demanding environment.

What type of spaces are suitable for safety vinyl flooring?

Choosing the right flooring is crucial for creating environments that promote well-being and security. Here are some key areas where our safety flooring excels:

Bathrooms: Wet bathroom vinyl flooring surfaces can pose hazards, particularly for children and the elderly. Our flooring enhances security, providing peace of mind.

Kitchens: In busy kitchens, spills are inevitable. Our durable surfaces not only help prevent accidents but also resist stains, making them easy to maintain while ensuring a secure cooking environment.

Hallways and entryways: High foot traffic areas when wet can lead to slips. Our robust non-slip flooring keeps these spaces safe.

Care homes: Care homes benefit from flooring that prioritises resident health and comfort. Our slip-resistant options are easy to clean and maintain.

Healthcare facilities: Healthcare environments require hygienic, reliable surfaces. Our safety healthcare sheet vinyl is low maintenance, ensuring a hygienic environment for everyone.

How to install safety vinyl flooring

Installing safety vinyl flooring is simple with either loose lay or glue-down methods. For loose lay, just place the planks or tiles on a clean, dry subfloor; their weight keeps them secure. The glue-down method involves applying adhesive to the subfloor before laying the vinyl. Ensure the surface is smooth and level for the best results. For more advice on getting started, check out how to measure your room for flooring.

How to maintain safety vinyl

The low maintenance of this flooring is a significant advantage. Its textured surface helps prevent dirt and grime from adhering, making regular sweeping and mopping sufficient for everyday cleaning. To maintain optimal performance and appearance, occasional deep cleaning will keep your flooring looking fresh; for tips on keeping it spotless, check out how to remove stains from vinyl flooring.