Flooring
The flooring is selected according to the use of the space: the requirements are different in a hospital than in a gym, a hotel or a supermarket. Here, the solutions are organised by space: residential (living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, children’s rooms), offices and server rooms, education and nurseries, healthcare and cleanrooms, hotels and catering, shops and warehouses, sports facilities, boats and food processing units. For each space, we recommend vinyl and LVT flooring, sports flooring, hygienic epoxy flooring or parquet, based on criteria such as wear resistance, hygiene, slip resistance, acoustic comfort and impact sound insulation. ARGYNET recommends the most suitable flooring and calculates the materials required per m².
Solutions (37)
LVT: The ‘smart’ solution for renovating your flat – Technical Advantages & Application
How much clearance is available beneath the door, which method suits the neighbour below, which wear layer suits the home and what can go beneath LVT.
Acoustic flooring: which rating matters to whom, and how to choose the right floor
Which rating matters to whom, how to choose acoustic flooring by installation method, the indentation trade-off and when a floating screed is needed.
Flooring Marine floors
Hotel flooring: luxury bedrooms
Residential Flooring – Living Rooms
Sports hall flooring: EN 14904, multi-purpose use and sub-base
What EN 14904 measures, how to accommodate multiple uses, which 9 mm flooring suits each project and why slab moisture determines the installation method.
Flooring for Shops and Storage Areas
Flooring for children’s bedrooms and playrooms
Flooring for Workplaces – Private offices
Flooring for Work Areas – Server Rooms
Flooring for Workplaces – Storage Areas
Flooring for storage areas in healthcare facilities: shelving, trolleys and seamless hygiene
Sterilised materials, equipment, logistics, clothing: which flooring for each healthcare warehouse, how to inspect shelving and why not use an acoustic base.
Flooring for public service offices: zones, acoustic privacy and wheeled chairs
Banks, insurance firms, doctors’ surgeries: how to select flooring by zone, why acoustics is a matter of confidentiality, and which method stands the test of re
Flooring for shops – Small boutiques
Flooring for the Home – Bedrooms
Flooring for nurseries and pre-schools
Operating theatre and cleanroom flooring: hygiene, static electricity control and heavy loads
Why ‘antistatic ≤ 2 kV’ does not constitute an ESD floor, how to select SD or SC, which homogeneous flooring is suitable for heavy machinery, and how to seal th
Training – Reception & Common areas
Education – Sports Halls
Floor Sound Insulation & Impact Noise Control
Shops – Restaurants, canteens and cafés
Shops – Service premises
iD Mixonomi Flooring Installation Guide
Residential – Kitchens
Which flooring for a classroom? Acoustics, durability and renovation without adhesive
From floor dB levels to adhesive-free refurbishment: how to select flooring for each floor, taking into account footfall and downtime, alongside ceilings and ma
Which flooring for a gym? Weight training area, studio and sports hall
How to interpret impact absorption ratings P1–P3, why ΔLw does not account for the impact of a falling hammer, and how the moisture content of the substrate aff
Which flooring is best for a hotel restaurant and bar? Acoustics, resistance to chair wear and repair on a plank-by-plank basis
How to choose flooring for a hotel restaurant: wear and tear from chairs, noise transmitted to the rooms below, R10 in the bar and repair on a plank-by-plank ba
Which flooring for a supermarket? Five zones, from the sales area to the warehouse with the pallet trucks
Five zones, five specifications: sales, wet areas, preparation rooms, cold stores and a warehouse with pallet trucks, with refurbishment carried out without clo
How is parquet flooring laid?
How do you renovate a floor without using adhesive in a building that is still in use?
How to replace flooring in a space that isn’t enclosed: loose-lay rather than adhesive, which roll to use in a corridor and a hall, what to do with the old floo
Hygienic flooring for food production facilities: coatings by zone, slip resistance and substrates
What hygiene inspections flag, which coating suits each zone, how R10/R11 is achieved and what to do when the concrete is damp.
Hospitality, Travel & Leisure – Kitchens & laundry rooms
Workplaces – Reception & Communal Areas
Health & Aged Care – Reception and communal areas
Flooring for Hotels – Reception & Lobbies
Health & Aged Care – Imaging facilities, Radiology
