64 INTERIORS; UTILITIES & SERVICES So much more than just bathrooms and kitchens


IVC Commercial sheet vinyl fl oors can help providers in achieving a better quality of life for tenants aff ordably. Jake Parks, national sales manager – commercial, IVC, explains: “Sheet vinyl is chosen for bathrooms and kitchens because of its aff ordability and ease of installation, but those factors also make it a great option elsewhere in social housing.” Along with other benefi ts such as durability and easy maintenance, sheet vinyl gives providers the chance to create homes that go beyond adhering to regulation with fl ooring that’s cost-eff ective to purchase and install. For providers keen to raise the quality of their housing stock, IVC Commercial’s Zenura ranges are purpose-made as a budget-sensitive fl oor covering that has the staying power to last across tenancies – cost and the removal of fl oor coverings at void are the biggest barriers to wider adoption. The Zenura collection is equipped with a long-lasting wear layer that holds its appearance, and vinyl’s low maintenance, seamless fi nish also helps tenants to maintain their fl oors to a high standard, further aiding longevity. In terms of installation, Zenura off ers both standard compact-backed ranges and textile backings that can be installed directly on top of some existing fl oor coverings. Both types can be loose laid in rooms, speeding up time and reducing the cost of new build and refurbishment.


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