Durability is a key factor in the specification of kitchen and bathroom flooring in social housing, and Beauflor cushion vinyl flooring is the first line of defence against premature wear and early replacement. 

Every day flooring comes under attack and without the right durable solution, the risk of early deterioration, tenant complaints and repairs rises sharply. So, the specification of a floor that’s up to the task is important in ensuring a durable and lasting solution that reduces the risk of early replacement.

With varied household needs and unpredictable maintenance, durability is an essential requirement for any floor covering, but the comfort and well-being of tenants also need to be considered. Failure to deliver on these will mean a compromised floor that fails to live up to standard. Beauflor sheet vinyl floors are made to fulfil all of these requirements: affordable, durable, easy to look after, comfortable and in a wide range of calming natural designs, they are the ideal choice. 

For the best in durability, Xtreme and Phoni-Xtreme feature a 0.70mm wear layer for exceptional durability, meaning these floors deliver impressive wear performance and can withstand constant use.  In fact, with a 10-year commercial use warranty; you’re unlikely to find a more durable option that’s also as affordable and comfortable. 

With a wear layer over twice as thick as domestic sheet vinyl floors and Beauflor’s low maintenance Protech coating, these floors resist scuffs, scratches and daily abrasion, reducing telltale signs of visible wear – particularly important when maintenance schedules in private areas can’t be guaranteed. The installation of Xtreme and Phoni-Xtreme is also fast and with multiple width to choose from to reduce seams, less prone to damage and failure. 

This durability is balanced by a floor covering that enhances comfort and supports the well-being of tenants. Across a range of wood, chevron, concrete, terrazzo, stone and colour looks; Phoni-Xtreme and Xtreme offer a contemporary and welcoming floor design that tenants will find appealing and which they’ll want to look after. 

Phoni-Xtreme’s 19dB of impact sound reduction is advantageous in multi-occupancy buildings where it can help to reduce noise between floors. Both floors also benefit from Antibacterial Shield to inhibit mould and mildew and are low VOC so will not adversely impact indoor air quality. Offering heightened slip-resistance, they are also safe underfoot, for a floor surface that ticks all the boxes of supporting tenants in their home. 

With exceptional durability, underfoot comfort and features that support the well-being of tenants, Beauflor Phoni-Xtreme and Xtreme are durable and stylish flooring solutions for social housing projects.

For more information, visit www.beauflor.com