This complete guide illustrates how labor and materials play a role in the overall cost of your project.
Architects and designers have a hard decision ahead of them when it comes to commercial flooring. Thankfully, there are a few ways to break down those decisions to ensure you pick the best material for your project’s needs.
Knowing the difference between heavy and light commercial flooring options and applications is the key to ensuring both a timeless design and choosing the best durability for your project.
Anyone who is looking to install new flooring in their building project has a multitude of different options. Truth be told, there are plenty of cons for laminate flooring but thankfully, there are many sustainable and durable laminate alternatives for commercial spaces. By the end of this piece, you’ll be able to make the right flooring choice for your commercial building.
When it comes to flooring types, three main materials are the general go-to in the commercial sector: laminate, hardwood and acrylic-infused hardwood flooring. We’ve created this guide, which can also be used as a student’s guide to flooring, for all industry professionals to become familiar with the technical and design details of laminate, hardwood and acrylic-infused hardwood.
There’s nothing like the look of real wood, which may be why so many commercial buildings use wood not only for flooring and accents, but for cladding
Flooring is one way to help provide the type of shopping experience customers are looking for, here are some tips to get you started.
While thinner wood planks give an elegance and modern sophistication to the room, wide plank flooring is gaining popularity in the commercial sector.
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