Forbo Flooring Systems Highlights Custom Flooring Techniques Across Flotex, Vinyl, Marmoleum and Coral
Forbo Flooring Systems is highlighting its customization capabilities across four collections: Flotex, Vinyl, Marmoleum, and Coral Entrance Flooring, enabling the incorporation of graphics and branding into commercial spaces. Flotex boasts a densely flocked design that allows for high-resolution images, while vinyl offers digitally printed options for unique designs. Marmoleum employs Aquajet technology for accurate cutting and color combinations. Coral Entrance Flooring is designed to improve building entrances while minimizing dirt. These flooring solutions can convey identity and facilitate zoning in various environments, such as hospitality, retail, education, and healthcare. Customization can modify existing designs or develop entirely new ones. Additionally, Forbo has provided flooring for London's Maritime Museum. Photography credits go to Forbo Flooring Systems.
Key facts
- Forbo Flooring Systems offers customisation across its Flotex, Vinyl, Marmoleum and Coral Entrance Flooring collections
- Flotex's densely flocked design allows detailed patterns, graphics and imagery to be reproduced at high resolution
- Forbo's vinyl collection is digitally printed, enabling bespoke patterns, graphics and imagery
- Marmoleum designs use Aquajet technology, which employs high-pressure water to precisely cut material for combination into detailed designs
- Custom floors are used for hospitality interiors, wayfinding, education and healthcare orientation, and distinguishing museum exhibitions
- Coral Entrance Flooring connects a building's entrance visually with its identity while helping prevent dirt and moisture from entering
- Projects often combine multiple Forbo collections, starting with a customised entrance and continuing with zoned floor designs
- Forbo Flooring Systems has equipped London's Maritime Museum with its flooring
Entities
Institutions
- Forbo Flooring Systems
- Dezeen
- Maritime Museum
Locations
- London
- United Kingdom
Sources
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