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  Homogeneous flooring and heterogeneous flooring are two main types of PVC flooring, and they differ in structure, performance, and application. Here are the key differences: 1. Structural Differences: Homogeneous Flooring: This type of flooring is made of the same material throughout the entire structure (from the surface to the base), usually a single type of PVC resin. The color and pattern are consistent throughout the floor. Its advantage is that if the surface wears out, the underlying layers remain the same color and pattern, making it more durable and suitable for high-traffic areas and environments that require long-term use. Heterogeneous Flooring: This type consists of multiple layers, usually with a thicker top layer made from a PVC or a polymer blend, supported by a backing and substrate layers. The top layer typically features colors, patterns, or textures, while the lower layers provide additional support and comfort. Its structure is more complex, making it suitable for areas with higher aesthetic, comfort, and soundproofing requirements. 2. Durability and Maintenance: Homogeneous Flooring: Due to its uniform material composition, this flooring is highly durable and abrasion-resistant, ideal for high-traffic, heavy-load environments such as hospitals, shopping malls, and industrial plants. If the surface is damaged, the color and pattern remain consistent, making the damage less noticeable. Heterogeneous Flooring: The surface layer is thinner, and while it is more aesthetically pleasing, once the surface is worn, the underlying layers' color and pattern may differ, making the damage more visible. Maintenance can be more complex, especially in high-friction environments. 3. Applications: Homogeneous Flooring: Ideal for places requiring high wear resistance, durability, and strong compressive strength, such as industrial workshops, hospitals, shopping malls, and sports venues. These areas often need long-term, high-frequency use with minimal tolerance for surface wear. Heterogeneous Flooring: Better suited for environments where aesthetic appearance, comfort, and noise control are important, such as offices, schools, residential areas, and hotels. These spaces may not require the same level of wear resistance as homogeneous flooring but have higher demands for design and comfort. Summary: Homogeneous Flooring: Single-material structure, highly durable, suitable for high-traffic and high-wear environments, easy to maintain, ideal for industrial and commercial use. Heterogeneous Flooring: Made of multiple layers, more aesthetically pleasing, comfortable, and soundproof, suitable for environments where appearance and comfort are more important, but more susceptible to wear and requires more complex maintenance. The choice between these two types of flooring depends on the specific needs and conditions of the application environment.

    In November, China Metro Group's office showroom was re-decorated specifically to promote their corporate image. Preferred PVC flooring.     Because it is made of polyvinyl chloride as the main raw material, after high-temperature extrusion, calendering, UV light curing, or hot-pressing, it becomes a kind of flooring material. PVC flooring has many features, such as: waterproof, fireproof, anti-bacterial, wear-resistant, easy to clean, environmental protection, and so on. But its most important feature is that it is very suitable for renovating old floors. PVC flooring can be installed directly onto the old tiled floor without removing the old floor, saving time and money and effectively shortening the project cycle. At the same time, the installation process is very simple, does not need to use cement and other building materials, does not need to carry out a large area of sanding and painting, will not raise dust to pollute the environment, and effective protection of the environment.       In addition, PVC flooring can be selected in different styles and colors according to different needs. It matches the overall color palette of the Metro Group showroom, and PVC flooring can also simulate marble, wood grain, and other colors and materials, making old floors look brand new and vibrant.       Finally, it is important to note that before installing PVC flooring, the existing floor must be inspected and treated to ensure that it is level, dry, and free from cracks, etc.     In short, PVC flooring is a very suitable flooring material for renovating old floors, which can bring many irreplaceable advantages, such as saving time and effort, environmental protection and easy cleaning, diversified styles to choose from, etc., and can also effectively guarantee the renovation effect.

Yes, homogeneous flooring can be used in bathrooms, and it is actually quite suitable for this environment. Homogeneous vinyl flooring is made from a single, consistent material throughout the entire thickness of the floor, which offers several benefits for bathroom settings: Benefits of Homogeneous Flooring in Bathrooms: Water Resistance: Homogeneous vinyl is water-resistant, which is a key requirement for bathroom flooring. It prevents water absorption, reducing the risk of mold and mildew growth. Seamless Installation: The seamless nature of homogeneous vinyl reduces the risk of water seeping through joints or seams, making it easier to maintain a waterproof surface. Durability: This type of flooring is highly durable and can withstand the foot traffic typically found in bathrooms. It resists scratches, stains, and wear, which is important in a high-moisture environment. Slip Resistance: Homogeneous vinyl flooring can be produced with anti-slip textures, making it safer to walk on when wet, which is a crucial safety feature in bathrooms. Easy to Clean and Maintain: Homogeneous vinyl is easy to clean, which is essential in a bathroom where spills, stains, and grime are common. Aesthetic Versatility: It comes in various colors and designs, which can complement the overall design of your bathroom.   Considerations: Proper Installation: Ensure that it’s installed correctly with proper waterproofing, especially around the edges and seams, to prevent water infiltration under the floor. Ventilation: Good ventilation in the bathroom is necessary to reduce humidity levels, which can extend the lifespan of your floor and prevent issues like mold growth. Water Stains: Clean up water stains in a timely manner to prevent the floor from getting soaked. Although homogeneous vinyl is water-resistant, prolonged exposure to water can cause damage or staining if not promptly addressed. In summary, homogeneous vinyl flooring is a highly suitable choice for bathrooms due to its water resistance, durability, ease of maintenance, and safety features.

LEFIT Fitness Club has more than 1000 branches.   Nowadays, people's lives are relatively fast-paced, very little time to go to the gym, most people are in a sub-healthy state, so fitness is still very necessary.LEFIT's philosophy is to let everyone enjoy the right to exercise equally.LEFIT fitness clubs use different types of our FARFLY brand flooring products to meet the needs of different areas. 1, Strength equipment area PVC flooring for the movement of a larger amount of strength equipment area, by increasing the thickness of the foam layer, strengthens the distribution of the fiber layer. Make PVC floor structure with vibration absorption function, can absorb the outside world impact energy, thus playing a protective sportsmen's joints, so that people are not easy to carry out large-scale sports by other injuries. 2, yoga room Yoga and other specialized areas of the human body need to be in contact with the floor for a long time, the floor the softness and sound absorption requirements of the higher. FARFLY flooring is soft, and comfortable, and can significantly reduce the long-term standing on the human back, legs, and ankles caused by the pressure. At the same time, sound absorption and noise reduction effects are obvious and can reduce the outside noise interference, for fitness enthusiasts to provide a quiet and concentrated training environment. 3、Equipment area The equipment in the equipment area has a greater impact on the floor, which requires higher wear resistance and stability of the floor, FARFLY floor adopts a double-layer stable structure and ensures the floor is flat and stable without deformation through seamless connection technology, which improves the wear resistance coefficient and avoids warping. Creating a durable training surface.

2mm thick homogeneous PVC flooring offers good wear resistance and compressive strength, but whether it can withstand forklift traffic and the maximum load depends on the specific properties of the flooring, the usage environment, and the characteristics of the forklift.   Features of Wear-Resistant Homogeneous Flooring: Flooring with a high wear resistance rating is typically used in environments that require high abrasion resistance, such as commercial, industrial, or high-traffic areas. This type of flooring has strong scratch resistance and durability, but its load-bearing capacity is still influenced by the thickness of the flooring and the support of the subfloor.   Considerations for Forklift Traffic: Floor Thickness: A 2mm thickness can generally withstand light to medium forklift loads in standard commercial environments, but for very heavy forklifts (such as those with large electric or industrial forklifts), the 2mm thickness may not be suitable for long-term use under high load.   Subfloor Support and Installation: Even with a high wear-resistant floor, if the subfloor is not solid enough, it may lead to indentations or deformation. Therefore, it is crucial to ensure that the floor is installed on a level and firm surface.   Forklift Type and Tires: The weight of the forklift and the design of its tires will also affect the load-bearing capacity of the floor. Forklifts with larger tires distribute weight more evenly, reducing the pressure on the floor, while smaller tires or high-load forklifts may exert concentrated pressure on the floor.   Maximum Load: For 2mm thick wear-resistant homogeneous PVC flooring, the maximum load a forklift can carry is approximately 1.5 to 2 tons (depending on the distribution of the forklift's tires). If the forklift has wider tires or the floor is smooth and level, this load range may be slightly higher.   However, if forklifts are used frequently, especially in high-load, high-frequency environments, it is recommended to consider using thicker homogeneous flooring (such as 3mm thick) to prevent premature wear or damage to the floor.

In the modern office environment, the choice of flooring is not only about aesthetics but is also closely related to the health and work efficiency of employees. In recent years, PVC commercial flooring, with its unique advantages, has gradually become the new favorite of the office floor. This is the office on the third floor of the Design Institute. Farfly commercial flooring was chosen and the pattern is Terrazzo. The thickness used is 2 mm. PVC flooring is a new type of environmentally friendly flooring. Combining the texture of natural stone with the lightness of plastic, it is not only stylish and versatile but also easy to install and low maintenance. Most importantly, PVC flooring has excellent slip, wear, and stain resistance, making it ideal for busy office environments.

Certainly! Here are some important notes on how refinishing or repairing a cracked PVC floor might impact the appearance, particularly in terms of color differences, thickness, and texture: Impact on Color: Color Differences Between Old and New Material: Fading: Over time, the color of PVC flooring can fade due to exposure to sunlight, wear, and cleaning chemicals. New patches or replacement pieces may not match the exact color of the surrounding floor, especially if they are newly manufactured. The difference may be subtle or noticeable depending on the age of the existing flooring. Staining or Discoloration: If you are repairing the floor by applying adhesive, seam sealers, or fillers, there is a chance that these materials could cause slight discoloration in the affected area, especially if not applied evenly or if excess adhesive is left on the surface. Match and Blend: When replacing a damaged section with new material, it's crucial to select a replacement piece that is either from the same batch or as close a match as possible in color and pattern. Sometimes, even slight variations in batch or production lot can create noticeable differences. Effect of Cleaning or Refinishing: Polishing or Refinishing: If you decide to polish or refinish the entire floor after repairing it, it could enhance or restore the color of the old material, making it more uniform. However, keep in mind that the areas around the repair may appear slightly lighter or darker than the rest of the floor, particularly if the floor has been exposed to UV light, heat, or wear for a long period. UV Exposure: New areas of PVC flooring might still be "fresh" and can darken or change slightly in color once exposed to UV light, potentially helping to blend the repaired area into the surrounding floor over time. Impact on Thickness and Texture: Differences in Thickness: Original Floor vs. Replacement Piece: The thickness of the replacement material should match the existing floor as closely as possible to avoid an uneven surface. However, over time, the original floor may have compressed or worn down, making it difficult to match the exact thickness of a new piece. If the replacement piece is slightly thicker, you may need to trim the edges or sand it down after installation. Leveling and Unevenness: If the repair area is uneven in thickness, it could result in visible bumps or ridges after the floor is refinished or polished. Ensuring that the adhesive is applied evenly and that the replacement piece is properly set into place will help reduce this risk. Texture Differences: Surface Texture Variations: PVC flooring typically has a textured surface (such as wood-grain, smooth, or embossed patterns). New repair pieces may have a slightly different texture or finish than the older sections. It might not be possible to perfectly match the texture of the floor if the wear and tear on the original flooring have altered its surface over time. Thi...

With the continuous development of the film industry, the cinema as a place to watch films is gradually upgraded and improved. Among them, the choice of PVC flooring has become a new trend in cinema decoration. Farfly has developed a series of PVC flooring suitable for cinemas, subways, aircraft cabins, and other environments through 3 years of repeated experiments. This series of PVC flooring has excellent abrasion resistance. Cinema flooring is a high-frequency use area, which is subjected to a lot of walking by audiences and staff, so it needs a wear-resistant flooring material. PVC flooring adopts special materials and processes, which makes it have excellent wear-resistant performance, even if it is used for a long time, it is not easily worn and damaged and can maintain a beautiful appearance. Secondly, PVC flooring has a good sound insulation effect. When watching a film, the audience wants to be completely immersed in the world of the film without being disturbed by external noise. In addition, PVC flooring has anti-slip properties. Cinema floors often have a variety of liquid spills, such as drinks, popcorn, etc. PVC flooring after special treatment, the surface is uniform and flat, with strong anti-slip performance, which can reduce the risk of people slipping, to ensure the safety of the viewing process.

1. Surface Preparation: Proper surface preparation is crucial to ensure that the PVC flooring adheres properly to the tiles and that the finished result is smooth and durable. Clean the Tiled Floor: Thoroughly clean the tile surface to remove any dirt, grime, grease, or oils. Use a degreaser or all-purpose cleaner and scrub the tiles well, as any residue could interfere with the adhesion of the PVC flooring. Make sure the surface is completely dry before proceeding. Fill in Grout Lines: Tiles typically have grout lines that are raised above the surface of the tiles. These can create an uneven surface for the PVC flooring. Option 1: You can fill these grout lines with a floor leveling compound or self-leveling underlayment. This will create a flat surface for the PVC flooring to adhere to. Option 2: If the grout lines are shallow, you might choose to leave them as is, but you'll need to ensure that the adhesive used is strong enough to bond to both the tile and the grout. In this case, it's important to apply a thicker adhesive to compensate for the unevenness. Check for Cracks and Damage: Inspect the tiled floor for any cracks or damage. If tiles are loose, cracked, or damaged, these issues should be repaired or replaced before proceeding. If left untreated, these imperfections may show through the new PVC floor. Use a suitable tile repair filler for cracks, and ensure the surface is smooth before installation. 2. Adhesive Selection: Choosing the right adhesive is essential to achieving a secure and lasting bond between the PVC flooring and the tiled surface. Type of Adhesive: Pressure-sensitive adhesive: Commonly used for PVC flooring, pressure-sensitive adhesives allow for repositioning during installation but will bond firmly once pressure is applied. Full-spread adhesive: For better adhesion, you may need to use a full-spread adhesive, especially if the tiles are non-porous or if the surface has residual dirt or grease. Contact cement: In some cases, contact cement may be necessary for areas with heavy traffic, as it creates a very strong bond once pressed together. Test Compatibility: Always test the adhesive on a small area to check its compatibility with both the tile surface and the PVC flooring. Some adhesives might not work well with certain types of tiles (e.g., glossy or highly sealed tiles). 3. Floor Leveling and Flattening: Smooth, Flat Surface: Tiles with deep grout lines or raised areas can cause the PVC flooring to buckle or wear prematurely. If the tiles have uneven spots, consider applying a self-leveling compound to create a smoother surface for the PVC flooring to rest on. Avoid Excessive Height: Be mindful of the height increase due to the thickness of the leveling compound and the PVC flooring. Too much height difference between adjacent rooms or floor transitions can result in a tripping hazard. Use transition strips if necessary to blend the new floor with other areas of the home. 4. Acclimat...

Homogeneous flooring is an essential part of modern hospitals, which has the advantages of anti-slip and anti-drop, easy to clean and disinfect, noise and dust reduction, rich colors, environmental protection and energy saving, anti-electricity and anti-magnetic, as well as strong adaptability. This is a hospital that works with Farfly. The flooring used is the BN model, and wear-resistant is T-class. It can protect the safety and health of patients, improve the treatment effect and satisfaction of hospitals, and meet the needs of modern hospitals for environmental protection and energy saving. Therefore, choosing the right PVC flooring with proper design and application is one of the most important measures to improve the overall level and service quality of hospitals.

Firstly, when recommending homogeneous flooring for customer orders, choose customised iodine-resistant homogeneous flooring. It would be difficult to completely wipe away the iodine on a regular homogeneous floor. You can start by following the steps below.   To clean iodine stains from a homogeneous vinyl floor, follow these steps:  Act Quickly: The sooner you address the stain, the easier it will be to remove.  Blot the Area: If the iodine spill is fresh, use a clean cloth to blot the area, removing as much of the excess liquid as possible. Avoid rubbing, as it may spread the stain.  Mild Soap and Water: Mix warm water with a mild detergent (like dish soap). Use a soft cloth or sponge to clean the stained area. Gently scrub to lift the iodine stain.  Use a Floor Cleaner: If soap and water don't work, use a vinyl floor cleaner that’s safe for homogeneous floors. Follow the instructions on the product for best results.  Hydrogen Peroxide Solution: If the stain persists, you can try a diluted hydrogen peroxide solution (around 3% hydrogen peroxide). Dampen a cloth with it and gently blot or wipe the stained area. Be sure to test this on a small, inconspicuous spot first to ensure it doesn’t damage the surface.  Baking Soda Paste: For tougher stains, create a paste by mixing baking soda and a small amount of water. Apply the paste to the iodine stain, let it sit for a few minutes, then gently scrub with a soft brush or sponge. Wipe away the paste with a damp cloth.  Rinse and Dry: After using any cleaning solution, make sure to rinse the area thoroughly with water to remove any residue. Dry the area with a clean cloth to prevent moisture damage.  Check for Residual Stains: If any iodine stain remains, you might need to repeat the process or use a specialized floor cleaner for stubborn stains. If the stain is too deep, consider consulting a professional.  Always follow the factory's guidelines for cleaning your specific floor to avoid causing damage.

When installing PVC rolls (also called roll vinyl flooring), there are specific cases where glue is needed, and others where it is not. The decision largely depends on the type of installation, the subfloor condition, and the application area. Here’s a breakdown: Cases Where Glue is Required (Glue-Down Installation) Permanent Installations: Description: PVC rolls are usually glued down when the installation is intended to be long-term and stable. This is the most common method for areas where the flooring needs to stay securely in place without any shifting or buckling. Best for: Commercial spaces, high-traffic areas, kitchens, bathrooms, and other places where stability is key. Common Areas: Commercial settings (hospitals, offices, retail spaces) High-traffic residential spaces (entryways, kitchens) Moisture-prone areas (bathrooms, laundry rooms) Uneven Subfloors: Description: If the subfloor is uneven or there are dips and peaks, glue-down installation ensures that the PVC sheet remains secure and even. Glue helps prevent the flooring from moving or shifting in these irregular areas. Best for: Subfloors that are not perfectly smooth (e.g., plywood, concrete with imperfections). High Moisture Environments: Description: In areas prone to high moisture (like bathrooms, kitchens, or laundry rooms), using adhesive provides a strong bond to the subfloor, reducing the risk of water seeping under the vinyl and causing damage. Best for: Moisture-prone rooms where stability and waterproofing are crucial. Heavy Traffic Areas: Description: In spaces that experience a lot of foot traffic, such as public spaces or commercial buildings, gluing down PVC rolls ensures the floor stays in place and doesn’t wrinkle or shift. Best for: Commercial spaces, high-traffic areas, and places that need extra durability. Examples: hospitals, schools, shopping malls, offices, sports halls   Cases Where Glue is Not Needed (Loose-Lay or Floating Installation) Temporary or Removable Installations: Description: In cases where the flooring may need to be replaced or moved (such as in rented spaces or temporary installations), loose-lay vinyl sheets are an option. These sheets rely on their own weight and friction to stay in place, eliminating the need for adhesive. Best for: Temporary flooring or rental properties where easy removal or replacement is desired. Smooth, Level Subfloors: Description: If the subfloor is perfectly smooth and level, some PVC rolls come with an adhesive backing that allows the sheet to be installed without additional glue. The backing adheres to the subfloor directly, and the vinyl stays in place. Best for: Level subfloors such as smooth concrete or plywood, where the adhesive backing can create a strong enough bond. Floating Installation with No Adhesive: Description: Some PVC rolls are designed to be installed in a floating manner, especially when the vinyl is engineered with a bac...