Replacing or adding an area of specialized flooring can be difficult and a major disruption to your operations. The old floor has to be removed before the new floor can be installed, which is a major project that takes a lot of time. But what if there were an easier, better way? Well, there is a better solution: floating floors. Whether you need to add an area with different floors or install a new floor for your entire space, floating floors from FreeStyle by SelecTech are the simple and effective solution you need.
In case you need convincing, here are three benefits to installing floating floors in your facility.
Quick and Easy Installation
The beauty of floating floors is that you can install them over any existing floor without having to tear anything up. As long as existing floors are flat and in good condition, a floating floor can fo on top of concrete, plywood, existing tiles, or even carpet. In many cases, floating floor tiles are DIY-friendly, so you can save on installation costs. No matter who installs the flooring, it is a quick process, so you will lose minimal operation time and have lower labor costs.
Wide Range of Styles and Finishes
Our customers also love our floating floor products because they come in a variety of styles and finishes. The materials we use can be made in almost any color or to imitate other flooring materials. Although neutral colors are the most common, there’s no reason to limit yourself if you’d prefer something else. If our standard offerings aren’t quite what you’re looking for, just ask us! We’re happy to work with you to give you exactly what you need.
Portable and Recyclable
What do you do if you rearrange your workspace and you need to move your area of specialized flooring? Not a problem. SelecTech’s floating floor tiles are portable. They don’t need to be glued down, so you can pick them up and move them. This also makes them easily recyclable. Because there is no glue on our tiles, we can recycle the materials to make new ties. SelecTech is the only company in the industry that will pay to recover and recycle the tiles if you don’t need them anymore.
