Types of living floors

The choice of soil in environments is an issue that many people doubt, because there are a variety of options and models on the market. What has to be considered in the construction or renovation is the practicability of cleanliness, beauty and quality of the material.
To help you choose the soil and soil, you need to know a little about each type of model so you know the pros and cons. Of the many options we separate the most used in residential projects:

• Vinyl mimics wood texture and is widely used indoors. This floor brings comfort to the environment while being soft and thermal.
• The granite and marble are noble floors, so the cost of this coating are high, especially the Carrara marble and the travertine. It’s easy to clean with just a damp cloth to keep it shiny.
• The carpet currently has a system of synthetic yarns that are treated against fungi. But the ideal is to use them in commercial areas such as offices, cinemas or recreational areas of residential buildings.
• Laminates are known as Formica, which imitates wood with a variety of textures and surfaces. It has a simple installation and has a high resistance.
• The rubber floor is not only non-slip, but also excellent soundproof. Ideal for the playground, rooms for children and gyms.
• Wood is the most used floor in social environments and dormitories. It is a noble material and has no flaws in interior design. They are usually seen as soils, tacos and parquet.
• Porcelain stoneware is preferred for high standard apartments. There are a variety of designs, textures and sizes. It has advanced technology so it does not produce stains or mold.
• The ceramic floor has a variety of layouts and models. The cool thing is to use them in wet areas like the bathroom and the kitchen because it’s waterproof and easy to clean.

Following these tips are some pictures with different types of flooring and coatings to help with your project:

Picture 1 – Ground in wooden block in 45 degrees

Picture 2 – concrete floor with pebbles

Picture 3 – Mix of wood and ceramic floor

Picture 4 – floor with colored carpets

Image 5 – Tiled floor in the form of a diamond

Picture 6 – brick floor

Picture 7 – Modern carpet in the form of a puzzle

Image 8 – Tile and wood tiles mix

Picture 9 – Playground with rubber floor

Picture 10 – Living room with carpet

Picture 11 – Floor with rectangular ceramic plate

Picture 12 – Ceramic floor

Picture 13 – Floor made of burnt cement

Picture 14 – Cork floor

Picture 15 – White granite floor with marble

Picture 16 – Kitchen with Portuguese stone floor

Picture 17 – Drainage floor

Picture 18 – Black and white tiled floor

Picture 19 – Polished granite floor

Picture 20 – Kitchen with granite floor

Picture 21 – Hydraulic tiled floor

Picture 22 – Laminate floor

Picture 23 – Corridor and stairwell on marble floor

Picture 24 – Parquet floor

Picture 25 – Kitchen with floor in glass tablet

Figure 26 – Bathroom with floor in black glass tablet

Picture 27 – Loft with transparent glass bottom

Picture 28 – Matt porcelain floor

Picture 29 – ground in wooden block

Picture 30 – room with vinyl floor

Picture 31 – floor with cement board

Figure 32 – floor with black PVC plate

Picture 33 – Traversed ground with cement board and grass

Picture 34 – Porcelain stoneware floor in a light tone

Picture 35 – Artificial wood tile floor

Picture 36 – Kitchen with porcelain floor

Picture 37 – Polished porcelanato floor

Picture 38 – Epoxy resin floor in yellow color

Picture 39 – floor in mixed wood block

Picture 40 – wooden floor in common style

Picture 41 – floor in wooden floor

Picture 42 – Soil in demolished wood floor

Figure 43 – Tiled floor in hexagonal shape

Picture 44 – Polished cement floor

Picture 45 – Balcony with wooden floor

Figure 46 – Bathroom box with wooden floor

Figure 47 – Exterior on wooden decking

Picture 48 – White granite floor

Picture 49 – Kitchen with granite floor

Figure 50 – Granilite floor in black color