Hospitals, unlike many other businesses, are open 24 hours per day, seven days per week, are always busy, have numerous departments with different functions, and have both foot and roller traffic; hence, selecting flooring can be a challenge. There are two types of flooring best hospitals use most, and those are rubber flooring and commercial
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There is a general feeling that carpet should never be used in healthcare settings. However, unlike carpet used for residential homes, today’s commercial carpet is suitable for most businesses, including hospitals and clinics.  There are many styles, designs, colors, and sizes of commercial carpets that can meet the needs of most healthcare facilities. Unlike the
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When considering flooring for hospitals, there are several choices. Hospitals have many different needs and requirements, and no one flooring material can meet every need for every department. For hospital flooring companies, no matter what flooring materials are selected, they should all meet the following criteria: Good aesthetics. Easy to clean and maintain. The ability
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When it comes to flooring for hospitals, there are many features that contractors consider, such as cost, durability, aesthetics, and ease of maintenance. Hospitals are complex structures with many departments and diverse functions.  Besides patient rooms, the cafeteria, entrance, lobby, corridors, nurses’ stations, clinics, emergency room, and operating theater all have their own flooring needs.
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When thinking about the best hospital flooring, it is important to consider the best choices for each area of the hospital. There is no one flooring that can serve the entire hospital and some flooring materials are best suited to certain areas more than others.  For example, at the entrance, you will want flooring with
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