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PVC FLOORING - Hospitality
Flooring renovations in the hospitality industry are aimed at optimizing customer comfort. Whether replacing worn surfaces with a new covering over the existing one (e.g. tiles) or ex novo, aspects such as cost of intervention, quality of solution, and ease of installation are optimized thanks to floors that can be laid in crowded environments without completely interrupting activities. Flooring must be thin, light, self-laying, mouldable, waterproof, pleasant to touch, sound-absorbing, hygienic, slip-resistant, recyclable, and durable; these are some of the characteristics that lead to the choice of resilient flooring to be installed in hospitality environments.
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- Hotel chains
- Hotel spa & thermal resorts
- Multi-building hotels, motels, b&b
- Tourist hotel residences
- Student housing, hostels,
- Residences, senior living
- Holiday villages
- Beauty farms
- Campings
HOSPITALITY AREAS
- Lobby & reception
- Management and offices
- Common areas for guests
- Backoffice areas for staff
- Corridors, stairs, floors
- Rooms
- Bathrooms
- Storage areas
- Technical rooms
- kitchen
- Lounge area, cafeteria
- Restaurant
- Conference
- Car park
- Outdoor
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GYMS & FITNESS CLUB
The choice of flooring depends on the activities offered. For example, a floor can support heavy machinery such as cardio equipment or absorb the impact of light weights, improving comfort and shock absorption in aerobics rooms.
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WALL COATING
PVC wall coverings can be of various types: roll, plate or slat. All solutions have the advantage of combining aesthetics and functionality. Highly customisable by combining colours, textures and decors, they are ideal for renewing the appearance of interior vertical surfaces, or in new projects. Flexible and easy to install, they help reduce repair and maintenance costs while ensuring a long service life. Integrated solutions also for bathrooms and wet rooms.
