Floors & Flooring

When UniLodge, one of Australia’s largest providers of purpose-built student accommodation, envisioned the foyer of their new facilities in Lonsdale, Melbourne, they knew that good design had to come from the ground up. To learn how Mondéco EP terrazzo flooring from Flowcrete brought the foyer to the next level of stylish functionality, download this case study.

Globally, the ability to affect health and wellbeing through the built environment is becoming increasingly important for both designers and consumers. The combined desire to achieve elevated outcomes without compromising on design is encouraging more and more people to turn to the natural biophilic benefits of timber. Download this white paper to learn about the health benefits of using natural materials and the particular advantage of timber.

Wood plastic composite (WPC) vinyl planks are quickly becoming one of the most popular flooring options in building projects worldwide. The design and construction industry is developing the next generation of rigid vinyl plank solutions to address critical performance issues, which use a stone plastic composite (SPC) to deliver performance where WPC falls short. Download this whitepaper for a closer look at how SPC rigid vinyl planks stack up against WPC as a complete flooring solution.

As Australia’s existing education infrastructure struggles under the demands of a growing population, designers and specifiers are looking to equip themselves with the knowledge necessary to tackle an influx of education projects. To learn about the key considerations of flooring in educational spaces, download this free whitepaper.

Specifying the right paving solution for your client's indoor or outdoor setting isn’t always easy, with an extensive list of potential problems meaning that the final product is usually a compromise that doesn’t quite fit. Now, with the innovation of porcelain stoneware, choosing the right paving product is no longer a challenge. To find out more about porcelain stoneware and its innovative qualities, download this free industry resource.

The advent of the millennial workforce is shaping workplace trends and culture around the world. In particular, health and wellbeing are becoming increasingly critical considerations in the design and fitout of contemporary offices. To learn how carpet can enhance indoor environmental quality and meet enhanced health and wellbeing outcomes, download this free whitepaper.

For over 20 years, Space Joinery has led the Sydney market for residential and commercial custom joinery. For their new Rydalmere HQ, the company sought to mirror their own design principles of durability, contemporary style, and performance. To learn how bespoke flooring from Flowcrete Australia met this need, read this case study.

Aquatic and leisure facilities are central to Australian culture, and provide safe spaces for people to relax, exercise, and be healthy. The building materials and design of such facilities should be carefully considered to minimise risks to the health and safety of occupants. To learn more about the crucial role played by flooring in this regard, download this free whitepaper.

As population density increases and multi-residential living becomes the norm, managing noise levels is more critical than ever. Designers and specifiers are now seeking innovative materials and systems that enable effective noise control not only within homes but also between floors and tenancies. To learn how luxury vinyl can meet this goal and achieve compliance with the NCC and AAAC, download this guide.

As designers and specifiers become increasingly aware of the true cost of unsustainable solutions, demand for environmentally-friendly building products and systems is reaching new highs. To learn how whole life costing (WLC) can guide sustainable specification and help achieve elevated environmental outcomes, download this free whitepaper.

As health and wellbeing become increasingly topical, it is clear that designers must pay close attention to the health needs of a variety of end users. To learn how carpet can help achieve a healthy indoor environment that enhances the wellbeing of all end users, download this free whitepaper.

As sustainability becomes an increasingly mainstream concept, Australian designers are seeking environmentally friendly alternatives to conventional materials. Amongst such alternatives are engineered timber floor products, which balance sustainability concerns with a contemporary design sensibility. To learn how engineered timber flooring can enhance your next project, download this free whitepaper.