Choosing your Floor Protection roll: Our tips

It is not always easy to choose your Floor Protection roll. Very often, we get lost among the multitude of products available, and it becomes impossible to make a choice. That's why we give you all our advice to help you select. Where to put your boards, how to put them, and what decor? Here are finally answers to your questions!

Why choose Floor Protection roll?

Floor Protection roll: A solid coating

Floor Protection roll does not have the solidity of wood flooring over the long term, but it compensates for this slight drawback with better resistance to scratches and punctures. In addition, the resin which covers it indeed allows a better resistance to shocks.

In addition, Floor Protection roll have the advantage of being much more resistant to humidity than parquet floors (under normal conditions of use). Less porous than wooden floors, they are naturally less susceptible to stains. Finally, the Floor Protection roll provides much better acoustic comfort than most wooden floor coverings and very good thermal insulation.

Floor Protection roll: Easy installation

Laying a Floor Protection roll is particularly simple. Floor Protection roll planks or tiles are installed floating, without glue. The Floor Protection roll planks fit into each other and snap together with a simple push. The coating is laid in no time, and you can directly furnish your interior since you avoid the drying time of the glue.

Clip-on Floor Protection roll also has the advantage of being removable. So, if you want to change the decoration or if you move, you can easily remove your blades without damaging them. You can reuse it to cover another room. In addition, if ever your floor is damaged, you can dismantle the damaged blade to replace it with a new one. No need to renovate all your flooring!

Floor Protection roll: Minimal maintenance

Indeed, Floor Protection roll also has the advantage of being very easy to clean. A broom or vacuum cleaner and a barely damp mop are enough to maintain it. Indeed, thanks to the surface resins, the stains do not penetrate the coating. You don't need to oil your floor or sand it. Maintenance is as easy as tiling. Floor Protection roll is the beauty of wooden flooring but without the drawbacks!

Choosing the right Floor Protection roll

Use: Where will the Floor Protection roll be laid?

Class of use of Floor Protection roll: The first criterion for choosing the right Floor Protection roll is that of the use that will be made of it. Indeed, Floor Protection roll is classified according to its resistance. The wear class indicates this strength: the higher the wear class number, the more resistant the Floor Protection roll will be.

Classes 21 to 23 are ideal for home use. A class 21 Floor Protection roll is suitable for installation in the bedroom or a living room with little traffic (moderate use). In a hallway, a dining room or a more frequented living room, it will be better to opt for a class 22 Floor Protection roll (normal use). Finally, in the kitchen, the entrance or the staircase, the coatings are subjected to severe tests; we, therefore, recommend a class 23 Floor Protection roll (heavy use).

Conversely, in the context of professional use, it is advisable to opt for a Floor Protection roll parquet classified from 31. The latter is suitable for moderate use (hotel room, conference room, office, etc.)

The Floor Protection roll is suitable for ordinary use (hotel lobby, waiting room, relatively busy office, etc.), and a class 33 Floor Protection roll is for heavy use (corridor, store, very busy hall, etc.). For intensive commercial use, class 34 Floor Protection roll is preferably installed. Of course, these floor coverings for professional use can also be installed for residential use.

Floor Protection roll for wet rooms: While Floor Protection roll is more resistant to moisture than wooden parquet, it is also not designed for installation in wet rooms. To install a Floor Protection roll in your bathroom, you must ensure water-repellent protection. 

Floor Protection roll decor

Floor Protection roll parquet, the number 1 trendy imitation wood: From the outset, Floor Protection roll was designed as an economical and practical version of wood parquet. Therefore, it is natural that most Floor Protection roll imitates the look of wood. But how to choose your Floor Protection roll?

It contains all the species, all the colors, as well as all the aesthetic finishes of a real wooden floor. This is why we often talk about Floor Protection roll.

Decorative Floor Protection roll: Floor Protection roll parquet allows all types of decor. Today, this type of flooring is becoming more and more modern, with patterns that follow the major trends in interior design:

• Faux wood Floor Protection roll
• Imitation tile Floor Protection roll
• Imitation concrete Floor Protection roll
• Imitation stone Floor Protection roll
• Imitation glass Floor Protection roll
• Marble effect Floor Protection roll
• Waxed concrete imitation Floor Protection roll

Floor Protection roll parquet with boat deck joint: The boat deck Floor Protection roll incorporates a PVC joint specially designed for installation in wet rooms. This type of Floor Protection roll is, therefore, ideal for a bathroom. The name "boat deck" comes from the visual appearance of these coatings, which give the impression of slightly spaced blades as on a real boat deck.

Boat deck Floor Protection roll naturally finds its place in a water feature, but it is also very popular for recreating a seaside atmosphere in a bedroom or living room.

Method of laying Floor Protection roll: The aesthetics of your flooring will also be determined by the shape of the slats of your Floor Protection roll and how you intend to lay them. Thus, there are square Floor Protection roll slabs, more or less wide, and more or less long blades. The resulting effect will obviously not be the same.

On the other hand, not all models are suitable for all types of laying. You must, therefore, first determine how you want to install your Floor Protection roll (English laying, herringbone, ladder, etc.). Of course, all Floor Protection rolls are suitable for English laying, which is the most widespread. But if you want a more original aesthetic, it is recommended to select planks whose proportions will harmonize with the laying pattern.

Chamfered Floor Protection roll: The chamfer is a slight angle of the edge of the plank. Chamfered Floor Protection rolls catch the light better and give more relief and depth to a room. In addition, the chamfered imitation wood Floor Protection rolls perfectly reproduce the atmosphere of old-fashioned parquet floors.

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