An Identity Flooring PVC floor is durable and wear-resistant, but with the right care, you can enjoy it for many more years. Protection starts with small habits that make a big difference.
Regular cleaning
Dust, sand and fine particles are your floor’s biggest enemies. They act like sandpaper under your feet and can damage the top layer over time. Therefore, regularly sweep the floor with a soft broom or vacuum cleaner and mop it with a damp cloth. Want to know more? Read our page about cleaning PVC flooring.
A good doormat combination at every entrance
Most dirt and sand enters your home through the door. A good doormat combination—an outdoor mat that catches coarse dirt and an indoor mat that absorbs moisture and fine particles—keeps most of it outside. Place a doormat combination at every exterior door and you will protect not only your PVC floor, but your entire interior.
Furniture and chair legs
Heavy furniture and chair legs can damage the floor when moved. Use felt pads under furniture legs and place a protective mat under office chairs with castors.
Direct sunlight
Prolonged and direct exposure to sunlight can affect the colour of your floor over time. Use curtains or sun blinds in rooms where the floor is exposed to direct sunlight for long periods.