Hospital Tiles

The flooring of any hospital needs to be solid, robust and durable because their repair and maintenance can cause disruption in services and affect daily activities.

Using smooth or low-texture flooring and proper installation is also important as this will keep dirt and fluids from slipping beneath the surface of the floor or through the cracks.

For spaces, such as operation theaters where hygiene is of paramount importance, flooring type should be seamless, hard and easy to clean. It should withstand strong germicidal and cleaning agents as the floor of such areas undergo daily washing with chemical solutions.

Wherever patients, staff and visitors interact, it is important to maintain a safe and hygienic environment.

Fortunately, there are plenty of great hospital flooring materials or tiles you can choose from.

With dangerous bacteria and germs being treated and studied in these spaces, the blessing of antibacterial flooring in hospitals cannot be discounted.

Other materials that can be used for hospital floors are Vinyl flooring to add style and Rubber Flooring for resilience and ease of maintenance.

Rubber and luxury vinyl tile (LVT) are suitable not only for patients who can walk on their own but even for rolling equipment like wheelchairs. It serves to trap airborne germs, which can later be vacuumed and helps in reducing nosocomial infections. The time during installation is saved as LVT and rubber come in adhesive form. Rubber and LVT can come with protective coatings that resist scratches and scuffs, water and chemicals, besides reducing maintenance disruptions.

The top five floor finishes used in the healthcare sector were identified as vinyl flooring, vinyl composite tile (VCT), rubber, linoleum and ceramic flooring. They were identified based on criteria such as durability, infection control, ease of maintenance, maintenance cost and user safety. The hospital flooring needs to excel in all these areas as they should be slip resistant, hygienic, aesthetic and should have the noise absorption quality.

Orientbell’s Canto Almond Double Charge Vitrified floor tiles give a mirror-like finish and have the ability to make any dimension look magnificent. The ultra-modern, cutting-edge technology provides sturdiness to the floor.

Orientbell’s other variant of hospital tiles is Star Sandune. It has a glossy finish. These tiles are ideal for both the floors and the walls. Star Sandune tile is just easy to clean, has low water absorption and needs low maintenance.

Orientilebell has a variety of hospital tiles other than these namely DGVT Jungi Cotto, Blenda Grey, Canto Creama, Canto Green, and so on.

The pastel colour of these hospital tiles maintain a positive environment in the hospital premises. Keep in mind that positive vibes can help patients recover quickly.

Use safe tiles to keep lives safe.