Old English Brown Oak Vinyl by Remland

Maintenance

Here are some ways in which you can prevent dirt, stains, and marks from ruining your vinyl flooring and help keep it looking like new for longer.

• Your furniture can potentially cause dents or scrapes where it comes into contact with your vinyl flooring. Grab yourself some of our floor protectors for legs or wheels and minimise the chance of this happening. Make sure not to drag furniture or heavy items across your floor, as this could cause long-term damage
• Entrance matts are a great way to make sure you don’t bring grime and dirt into your house and over your flooring – keeping them at external doorways helps keep the dirt at bay - Check out our full range here.
• Avoid wearing outdoor shoes on vinyl flooring where possible, especially high heels or metal-trimmed soles. Vinyl flooring is very hard-wearing, but the constant use of hard shoes will inevitably leave marks.
• Using a microfibre brush daily to remove dust and debris will reduce the possibility of damage occurring. Cleaning up spills and stains as soon as possible will help to keep your vinyl flooring looking good as new for longer.

Installation

Sustainability

This is illustrative by the choice of raw materials, of partners, of transport and of fabrication processes. Our selection of core materials is based on a combination of our clients’ requirements for a quality product as well as requirements for a minimal impact on the environment. We are the leaders in terms of the implementation of clean renewable energy sources and we actively work towards the constant improvement of energy saving.
 

• Our products are classified as A+ for the emission of volatile substances in inside air
• 100% recyclable - No heavy metals • No solvents • No Formaldehydes • No harmful plasticizers
• 100% phthalate free
• E1 means that the level of formaldehyde is inferior to 0.1ppm (= 0.12 mg/m3 of air)