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Flooring

Vinyl Flooring

Belgotex, a multi-continental and multi-national company, specializes in carpets, artificial grass, and flooring solutions. Vinyl flooring has gained traction and popularity over the years because of its affordability, easier maintenance and cleaning and high performance as these floors can be used virtually in the whole house.

PROFILE
The versatility of vinyl flooring offers the client a range of looks such as concrete, wood, marble, and many other stunning designs. Manufacturers, including Belgotex, have perfected the art of mimicking the abovementioned materials to resemble their real counterparts, resulting in a product.

Max Width:

Available in 2m- 4m widths, depending on the type of vinyl flooring.

Max Thickness:

Can range from 1mm thick to 6mm thick, depending on the application of vinyl used.

Use:

Heavy Duty Residential.

Types of Vinyls:

Residential vinyl flooring can be divided into 2 different categories:
Cushion Vinyl:
⦁ Hartford
⦁ Toledo
⦁ Triptech Wood

Luxury Vinyl Tile:
⦁ Bayport
⦁ Charleston
⦁ Davenport
⦁ Fortitude
⦁ Hampton
⦁ Hardwood
⦁ Hilton
⦁ Morphic
⦁ Nottingham
⦁ Peninsula
⦁ Portland
⦁ Slab
⦁ Sylvan
⦁ Terrazzi

Pattern Repeat:

Each vinyl flooring option has a different pattern repeat. The majority of cushion vinyls have a pattern repeat of 100x 100cm whereas luxury vinyl tiles come in boxes.

Cleaning:

Floors can be cleaned to remove any dust or dirt with a micro fibre cloth or soft broom. Stains can be cleaned with warm water and a gentle cleaning agent for day-to-day cleaning, however, no abrasive cleaning agents, or cleaning agents containing acids, alkalines or chemicals should be used for cleaning the floors. These products can affect the gloss of the flooring. Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for effective cleaning of floors.

Maintenance:

Where furniture is concerned, it is always important to make sure it is lifted carefully and placed on the floors to prevent possible marks from developing on the floors. In high moisture areas, such as the kitchen or bathroom, there must be a non-slip mat to collect excess water dripping on the floor. Most vinyl floors are resistant to water but can get damaged by excess water that can seep into the sub floors.