Homogeneous Sheet - Regal Series

Product Introduction

Homogeneous flooring is a type of resilient flooring with a consistent through-body structure. Its material and color are uniform from the surface to the core without layered structures. Mainly made of polyvinyl chloride (PVC), it features excellent wear resistance, environmental friendliness and easy maintenance, making it a mainstream flooring solution for healthcare,education, commercial and other high-traffic areas.

Excellent dimensional stability

Featuring a through-body homogeneous composition, the flooring maintains consistent color and wear resistance across its entire thickness. Even with prolonged use and heavy foot traffic, it resists fading, surface degradation, and the exposure of underlying layers, ensuring a stable, uniform appearance over its long service life.

Excellent wear resistance

With a high-density surface structure, the flooring offers exceptional resistance to wear, pressure, and scratches. It withstands the extreme demands of high-foot-traffic environments, such as hospitals, schools, and commercial spaces, maintaining its performance and appearance even under heavy daily use.

Eco-friendly & Non-toxic

Formaldehyde-free and formulated with safe, non-toxic materials, the flooring meets strict environmental and hygiene standards. Its dense, non-porous surface inhibits the growth of bacteria, mold, and mildew, making it suitable for medical- grade hygiene applications and safe for use in spaces occupied by children and vulnerable populations.

Simple, Low-Maintenance Cleaning

The non-porous, non-absorbent surface repels spills and stains, allowing for easy cleaning with regular mopping. It requires no frequent waxing, polishing, or specialized treatments, reducing on going maintenance costs and effort while keeping the floor hygienic and looking new.

Applicable Scenarios

·Medical facilities: Hospitals, clinics, operating rooms, laboratories, nursing homes

·Educational buildings: Schools, kindergartens, classrooms, libraries, corridors

·Commercial & office spaces: Offices, shopping malls, supermarkets, exhibition halls, banks

·Public transportation hubs: Airports, high-speed rail stations, subway stations, terminal halls

·Industrial areas: Clean rooms, laboratories, light industrial workshops