Above all, hospital flooring has to be hygienic given the amount of contact that it has with diseases, bacteria, and germs. It also needs to be a surface area that is non-porous, easy to clean, and should be seamless as well as non-skid. Although a floor is not usually thought of as a hygienic area, in the case of a hospital setting there is no other choice because it should prevent illness from continuing to spread throughout the building.
The non-porous nature of the flooring type should make it easy to clean even in rooms that may get dirtier than others such as operating rooms. Healthcare flooring also needs to be resistant to bacteria and mold since both can grow quickly and need to be kept under control.
When looking at flooring options you also need to pay close attention to one that is easy to maintain. Strong chemicals should not be a requirement in order to do this since …