Hospital, Healthcare and Medical Flooring
From doctors’ offices to hospitals and skilled nursing facilities, healthcare settings pose specific challenges in finding the right flooring system. In addition to withstanding traffic from staff, patients, visitors, carts, gurneys and heavy equipment, hygienic concerns and control of airborne particulate are crucial in installing and maintaining healthcare facility floors. Epoxy flooring and other resinous systems are often the best choice for hospitals and similar settings, as they couple strength and durability with outstanding hygiene and minimal maintenance.
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Sherwin-Williams resinous flooring, depending on the systems selected, provides resistance to biological substances such as blood and urine, as well as the harsh chemicals used in hospital cleaning regimes. Because our hygienic systems are monolithic and impervious, there's less chance for ingress of water or fluids between the substrate and the floor surface. Spills stay on the surface and can be easily cleaned, while the seamless design prevents substances from getting trapped in seams and causing lingering odor or contamination. At the same time, innovative resinous flooring can contribute to patient wellness with sound dampening features and ergonomic cushioning. Sherwin-Williams offers these healthcare flooring systems in formulations with up to 25% plant oil content for lower environmental impact.
Durable Healthcare Flooring Solutions
Untreated concrete slabs, often the foundation for a flooring system, are vulnerable to cracking, crumbling and otherwise wearing over time. Adding a resinous floor coating over the concrete substrate can greatly increase its load-bearing capacity, longevity and durability. These coatings are also extremely resistant to abrasion and even punctures, depending on the system selected. The moving of heavy equipment, spills and dropped medical instruments are less likely to pose a danger to the slab with the correct formulation of concrete coating. VCT tile and heat-sealed vinyl plank are other flooring types sometimes seen in healthcare facilities; however, over time, the tile floor can require frequent buffing and waxing in order to keep its luster, while the heat-welded seals in plank flooring can tend to crack. Such maintenance challenges can be avoided with the use of seamless resinous flooring.
Benefits of Sherwin-Williams Medical Flooring Systems
Because epoxy and other similar resinous flooring systems are installed as liquids, the floor produced is smooth and virtually seamless, with almost no grout lines or seams, as seen with other flooring systems. Additionally, fluid-applied high performance resinous flooring is available in a wide range of systems, including those able to absorb impact and withstand the compression of heavy medical machinery. With tile flooring, it is not uncommon for the corners of tiles to eventually begin to crumble and crack, creating an unsanitary, unsafe condition for patients, visitors and staff.
Sherwin-Williams floor coating systems are a proven solution for the medical and healthcare industry, with benefits including:
- Seamless floor surfaces that support rigorous hygiene protocols
- Easy to clean with no waxing
- Integral cove base and wall system options
- Betadine stain-resistant topcoats available
- Ergonomic cushioning and acoustic sound-dampening options
- Resistant to solvents, cleaning chemicals and disinfectants
- Slip-resistant and safe
Hospital and Medical-Grade Flooring That Meets Healthcare Flooring Requirements
In healthcare environments, flooring must meet strict standards to ensure the safety and well-being of patients and staff. Sherwin-Williams hospital and medical-grade flooring systems are designed to provide seamless, non-porous surfaces that help prevent the spread of contaminants. These systems offer excellent chemical resistance, easy cleaning and durability to withstand heavy foot traffic and medical equipment. With customizable options, including slip-resistant textures and antimicrobial additives, our flooring solutions support the demanding requirements of healthcare facilities and exceed industry standards.
Versatile Flooring for Medical Clinics
Medical clinics require flooring solutions that balance aesthetics, functionality and hygiene. Sherwin-Williams offers versatile resinous flooring systems that are durable, easy to clean and resistant to chemicals and stains. Whether in patient exam rooms, waiting areas or treatment rooms, our flooring systems provide seamless surfaces that minimize maintenance while enhancing the overall environment. Our customizable options allow clinics to select colors and textures that align with their design vision without compromising performance.
High Performance Doctor Office Flooring
Doctor offices need flooring solutions that deliver both comfort and performance. Sherwin-Williams resinous flooring systems offer a seamless, easy-to-clean surface that promotes hygiene and patient well-being. With options for sound dampening and ergonomic cushioning, our flooring systems help create a quieter, more comfortable environment. Our systems are also resistant to stains, disinfectants and daily wear, making them ideal for exam rooms, lobbies and administrative areas.
The Best Flooring Systems for Hospitals and Healthcare Facilities
Sherwin-Williams is a trusted partner for healthcare flooring solutions, offering high performance systems that meet the unique needs of medical environments. Our seamless, durable and hygienic flooring systems are designed to support rigorous cleaning protocols, enhance patient safety and withstand heavy use. With customizable options and expert guidance, we help healthcare facilities create environments that prioritize cleanliness, durability and aesthetics.
Contact a Sherwin-Williams representative to learn more about our flooring options for hospitals, medical clinics and healthcare facilities.
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