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Flooring Ltd editorial desk
The Flooring Ltd editorial desk writes and maintains the site’s specification notes, checks standards references and logs reader corrections. It works from published standards, manufacturer datasheets and the practical sequence of installation and maintenance.
Guides by this desk
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Scheduling flooring work between tenants
A day-by-day schedule for rental turnover flooring: access, strip-out, moisture testing, cure times, handover photographs and the buffer day.
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Slip resistance ratings explained
Slip ratings are not interchangeable. Compare the pendulum test, R ratings, barefoot A/B/C classes and DCOF, then specify the right test for each wet area.
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Building a 10-year floor replacement budget for a rental portfolio
How to build a rolling ten-year flooring capital plan for a rental portfolio: unit inventory, condition grades, service-life bands, provisions and review.
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Flooring that survives a restaurant kitchen
A specification guide to commercial kitchen floors: failure modes, slip ratings, drainage falls, grout, movement joints and cure time before service.
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What AC ratings mean for high-traffic floors
AC classes describe laminate abrasion, not resilient floor performance. Compare AC1 to AC5 with ISO 10874 use classes, wear layer in mil, and tender wording.
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LVP vs sheet vinyl for rental turnovers
How landlords and property managers choose between rigid-core LVP and sheet vinyl at turnover: wear layer, seams, subfloor moisture, repairs and cleaning.
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