HARD WORKING FLOORING - is a beautiful feature in the latest issue of SelfBuild & Design Magazine, which includes and highlights 3 x Quiet Mark certified options by brands including Karndean Designflooring UK and NOX Corporation.
As the piece states:
“Opting for hard flooring can be advantageous for numerous reasons. Tiles, for example, are water resistant, resilient, eco friendly and, compared to carpeting, improve the air quality as they do not contain allergens. Ceramic and porcelain are popular choices, with materials such as marble, granite, terracotta, quartz and slate to suit any budget or style”.
Image: Karndean Korlok Luxury Vinyl Tile Flooring
Korlok Canadian Nude Oak is one of 11 wood designs from Karndean's rigid core range. This LVT is Quiet Mark certified, an accreditation that assesses and certifies solutions to unwanted noise. (karndean.com)
Image: Interface Luxury Vinyl Tile Flooring
Shown here in Chestnut parquet from the Natural Woodgrains range of LVTs, this carbon-neutral flooring is striking in appearance, durable and Quiet Mark certified. Price on application. (interface.com)
Image: NOX LVS⁺ Luxury Vinyl Sheet Flooring
Luxury sheet vinyl from NOX is hygienic, durable and certified by Quiet Mark achieving noise reduction and softness underfoot. Anti slip, scratch and stain resistant, it comes in various finishes, such as the marble effect shown here. Price on application. (noxglobal.com)
Read the full article on pages 64 - 68 of the July issue of Self Build & Design Magazine here.
See the full range of Quiet Mark certified flooring here.
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