Seamless Flooring comes in a variety of materials, patterns, and colors. Once installed, it is as decorative, shiny, and flattering as any other flooring option. While it has been most commonly used in commercial locations like restaurant kitchens and medical laboratories, it is also frequently installed in residential garages. Today, it is gaining popularity as an interior flooring option in homes, as many homeowners are discovering the benefits it offers.
The biggest benefit is how easy it is to keep clean. Unlike many other flooring designs, with this option, there are no seams that can collect dirt. Sweeping and mopping are fast and easy. The non-porous surface cannot absorb moisture, so swelling, warping, and set-in stains are no concern. Because it is one single piece, rather than individual tiles, there are also no grout lines to worry about keeping clean or damaged tile edges that will require regular maintenance to repair or replace.
Because there are no seams, there is no damage to the floor from debris or water seeping into the gaps between the individual pieces. This makes the floor more durable and able to look new for a longer period of time. Without seams, it also means that bacteria cannot become trapped into the floor. This is why the flooring is popular in commercial kitchens and medical facilities. It is also why it is a sensible option for kitchens and bathrooms in private homes as well.
Seamless Flooring, when completed, is sleek and satiny with a highly-polished appearance. It will suit nearly any decor because so many different looks are possible. When installed professionally, it can resemble marble, have stripes, or nearly any other design and can be used throughout the home.
Hoffman Floor Covering Corporation can create nearly any pattern in their flooring that a home or business owner would like. The floor is resistant to stains and chemicals, is completely waterproof, and will maintain its high sheen without any waxing. There are a number of materials available to create this type of surface, and the material best suited for the environment where it will be installed will be recommended when an estimate is prepared.
