When assessing the quality of a PVC commercial flooring roll, there are several factors to consider to determine if it meets your requirements and standards. Here are some key indicators to help you distinguish between good and bad quality PVC commercial flooring:

Material Composition: High-quality PVC flooring is typically made from virgin PVC resin and premium additives, resulting in a durable and resilient product. 

Wear Layer: Examine the wear layer of the PVC flooring, which is the top protective layer that provides resistance to scratches, stains, and abrasion. A thicker wear layer typically indicates higher durability and longevity.

Slip Resistance: Check the slip resistance rating of the PVC flooring to ensure it provides a safe walking surface, especially in areas prone to moisture or spills. 

Chemical Resistance: Assess the chemical resistance of the PVC flooring to determine its suitability for specific environments, such as laboratories or healthcare facilities. High-quality PVC flooring should be resistant to stains, chemicals, and abrasion, ensuring easy maintenance and longevity.

Certifications and Standards: Farfly has various qualification certificates and test reports.

By carefully evaluating these factors and conducting thorough research, you can determine whether a PVC commercial flooring roll is of good quality and suitable for your specific application and requirements.