Antibacterial vinyl homogeneous flooring is a highly functional flooring product.

It is not difficult to find that nowadays many newly built hospitals or renovated hospitals will choose to use PVC flooring as their ground decoration materials. The most commonly used are homogeneous vinyl floors. Hospital wall decorations generally also choose to use PVC wall panels. Both homogeneous floors and PVC wall panels are made of PVC material. The main raw materials are polyvinyl chloride, which is green and environmentally friendly and meets the environmental protection requirements of hospitals.

Hospitals are places with a large flow of people. Every day, there are many people visiting and seeing patients, as well as wheelchairs and beds moving around. Therefore, the wear and pressure resistance requirements for the floor are very high. Wheelchairs or beds are often pushed on the floor, so it must be able to withstand repeated friction. Secondly, it also needs to have anti-slip properties. Slipping on the floor is not allowed. Homogeneous vinyl flooring is waterproof and anti-slip, and it becomes astringent and more anti-slip when it comes into contact with water.

There are many people coming in and out of the hospital every day, some are seeing doctors and some are visiting patients. The sound absorption function of homogeneous vinyl floor is very promising. Although homogeneous vinyl floor cannot achieve the sound insulation effect, it can also absorb 20 decibels of sound. Don't underestimate this 20 decibels, it can ensure that the patient's mood is not affected by the noise, and can rest assured for recuperation.

Hospitals attach great importance to creating an antibacterial environment. Only in a sterile environment can the health of patients be guaranteed during medical treatment. The surface of the homogeneous floor is treated with a special process and has antibacterial properties, which can effectively inhibit the growth of microorganisms on the hospital floor. At the same time, the PVC wall panel is laid on the wall to ensure that the patient is in antibacterial environment.