Style and Surface

The decor film carries the appearance, and the range covers wood grains, stone and marble looks, and solid colours. The surface texture is matched to the decor - smooth for a polished finish, embossed where a wood grain should be felt as well as seen. A smooth, low-sheen surface is the easier one to keep clean, and it is the usual choice where the hygienic case is the reason for specifying the floor.

Structure

• UV coating - stain resistance and the level of gloss.
• Wear layer - the transparent film that protects the pattern through traffic and cleaning.
• Decor film - the printed design. Appearance only, no structural role.
• SPC core - calcium carbonate and PVC. Waterproof, dimensionally stable, resists indentation.
• Attached backing - the silent layer, reducing impact sound and smoothing small substrate irregularities.

Applications

Bedrooms, living rooms, kitchens and bathrooms at home, where the waterproof core matters. Hotels, shops and offices commercially. Hospitals, clinics and care homes, and schools and nurseries, where the cleanable surface and the absence of grout and glue lines matter most.

What "Hygienic" Actually Means

• A non-porous surface. No fibrous or creviced niches for bacteria and mould to establish.
• No glue and no grout. The click-lock joint removes the two places contamination normally collects.
• It can be cleaned properly. The wear layer resists household and hospital-grade disinfectants without degrading.

Where the claim ends: this floor is non-porous and cleanable, not antibacterial and not self-sterilising. In a clinical or food-preparation setting, no flooring replaces a cleaning regime - this one removes the hiding places and makes the regime effective.