Collection: Care Homes Safety Flooring

In dementia care settings, matte-finish safety vinyl with minimal patterning helps reduce visual confusion and falls. Soft, cushioned backings can also protect against injury if a resident does fall.

Vinyl flooring with acoustic and cushioned layers helps reduce noise and underfoot impact, making bedrooms quieter and more comfortable, key to promoting rest and wellbeing in a care home.

Yes. Modern safety vinyl mimics the look of wood or carpet while offering slip resistance and easy cleaning, allowing care homes to maintain a welcoming environment without compromising safety.

Absolutely. Safety vinyl is ideal for dining areas and kitchens, where spills are common. Its water-resistant, slip-resistant surface helps keep both residents and staff safe.

With phased installation and fast-setting, low-odour adhesives, new flooring can be installed with minimal disruption to daily routines. Work is often done one room or wing at a time to maintain continuity of care.

Care home vinyl flooring is low-maintenance, requiring only regular cleaning with neutral detergents. Its sealed surface resists stains and makes it easier to maintain a hygienic environment.

Yes. Acoustic vinyl significantly reduces sound transmission between rooms and in shared areas, helping to create a more peaceful, home-like atmosphere for residents.