1. Commercial-grade carpets: They are stylish and have extra durability and stain resistance. Some homeowners will even prefer a commercial carpet, especially if they bring home a new puppy or have other extreme durability needs.
2. Ceramic tile, Class 4 and Class 5:Tile is broken down into categories to indicate strength levels. As the numbers go up, so does the durability. Class 4 is for heavily trafficked floors in residential installations and light commercial ones, such as offices. However, Class 5 is for heavy commercial use, such as shopping centers, hotel lobbies, and walkways.
3. Laminate, AC4 rating: The AC (abrasion criteria) rating determines a laminate's strength in specific applications. The ratings are one to five. AC4 is for heavy residential and light commercial use, while AC 5 is for heavy commercial use. You might even see AC 6, which would be for areas like shopping malls.
4. Luxury vinyl: While this doesn’t have a specific rating system, it is a preferred choice of restaurant designers who need visual appeal and functional capabilities, like waterproof capabilities and durability. Senior housing builders also prefer it because it has a good traction and low maintenance, the latter being significant in communities where fun and activities are emphasized.
5. Rubber: This is the choice for gyms, and it comes in either sheet-form or tiles. It is affordable, durable, easy to clean, and versatile with non-slip surfaces. It's available in a wide assortment of colors and patterns, so it's the perfect definition of Form + Function for this atmosphere.
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