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can be created to be almost indistinguishable in appearance from its natural counterpart.


Luxury vinyl flooring responds extremely well to wear and tear, it is very low-maintenance and almost effortless to clean, making it ideal for use in pubs.


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much easier to maintain, and offers outstanding durability.


The visual element of LVT has changed significantly in the last ten years. It is now much more realistic and is the twin of its natural counterpart. Products can look almost identical to real wood and stone, but with none of the obvious drawbacks of the real thing, so for many of our clients it’s a no brainer when it comes to making the choice.


WHAT ARE THE KEY CONSIDERATIONS WHEN SPECIFYING


FLOORING FOR A PUB? A good slip-resistance rating is imperative when specifying the right flooring for a pub, which is why we believe Moduleo flooring has been such a popular option within the industry. All of our products are exhaustively tested and have achieved an anti-slip rating of R10; certifying that they are safer underfoot than most real wood and stone products.


Durability is again key, and as luxury vinyl is longer lasting than most other


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flooring products, it’s popularity within pubs has been second-to- none. As it’s easy-to-install, we have found it to be a popular option for refurbishments where a much tighter turnaround is required.


Our Click with LockXpress is ideal for projects of this nature, as it has the ability to cut down on installation times significantly. The upgraded product has been engineered for an increase in strength and has been manufactured with the latest patented push down technology. It simply locks into place without any adhesive, and outperforms all other products on the market.


WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF LVT FOR


A PUB ENVIRONMENT? As technology has evolved, LVT has swiftly overtaken traditional flooring solutions due to its capacity to better accommodate the latest trends in interior design, whilst also providing the most practical and durable solution.


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As a result of the benefits that come with LVT, more designers are now opting for this option over real wood and stone. In fact, we recently worked on a project for Young’s Pubs’ Lass O’Richmond Pub, in Surrey, and the high-quality finish and cost- effectiveness that come with luxury vinyl were credited as the reasoning behind their choice.


WHAT IS THE AVERAGE REPLACEMENT CYCLE


FOR A FLOOR IN A PUB? Due to the high levels of footfall a busy pub experiences on a daily basis, the flooring usually requires a replacement every four-to-five years.


However, as a result of the confidence in the luxury vinyl market and its longevity, all Moduleo products come with at least a ten year guarantee.


This provides our customers with the peace of mind that their flooring will stand the test of time, and is made to last.


WHAT DOES THE FUTURE LOOK LIKE


FOR FLOORING IN PUBS? Designers and specifiers will continue to focus on the bespoke aspect of their projects, and creating exclusive looks. We firmly believe that our Moduleo Moods collection has responded to this growing requirement. Geometric patterns for instance are incredibly prominent right now, and thanks to the shapes available through the collection, we can now meet the rising desire for this trend.


The industry is constantly evolving and, here at Moduleo, we predict it’s heading in a much more artistic direction within the pub industry.


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