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There is a variety of flooring surface options to choose from. While it is important to choose flooring with long-lasting durability, it is just as important to install a surface that elevates your space. This article is here to help you do just that.

Read on to learn about different flooring options for your store.

01 POLISHED CONCRETE

Polished concrete is a popular flooring choice in the grocery store world due to its glossy finish. Polished concrete will save you from expensive maintenance and upkeep costs. With a wide variety of stains and dyes, polished concrete allows you to expand the creative space of your store. It is important to understand that polished concrete is a hard and noisy surface that may make your customers uncomfortable at times. To make sure that you are creating a positive experience for your customers, add rugs and other interior decor to eliminate the noise. The affordability, durability, and simple maintenance of polished concrete makes it a great option for your store’s flooring surface.

02 EPOXY FLOORING 

Since installing epoxy flooring is a quick and easy process, you won’t have to worry about long installation times. Another major benefit of this flooring option is that you have the ability to choose the level of skid-resistance. Being able to choose a non-slip coating is a customizable aspect of epoxy flooring that isn’t available in many flooring options. The only drawback of epoxy flooring is that areas with high foot traffic may require more maintenance than other flooring options. If you want a flooring option with customizable aspects and quick installation times, consider installing epoxy flooring in your store.

03 TILE FLOORING ‍

With proper installation, your tile flooring can last for decades. Additionally, this type of flooring is very easy to maintain because stains won’t get absorbed into the tiles. However, there are a few things to consider before installing tile flooring in your store. Because tile flooring cannot be softened, the tiles tend to get slippery and can become a safety concern for your team members and customers. However, if you place rugs in busy areas and immediately clean up spills, you can easily avoid this issue. Tiles are also quite heavy and it is installing them on the top level of your space is not recommended. Before installing tile on a top level, contact a professional that can check the structural stability of your business. Installing tile flooring in your grocery store will allow you to enhance the setting of your store and expand your brand’s image.

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Since there is a variety of flooring surfaces out there, it is important to consider the benefits and limitations of each option. When choosing the best flooring surface for your store, you should always prioritize creating a memorable and stress-free experience for your customers.

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