The toughest soils for kitchens
Are you going to renovate your kitchen? Well then you have
to have take a lot of things into account: the furniture, walls, appliances,
counter top, the floor. On this last point, it is important that you take notice
of the strength of the material that you choose as to impact and wear. That
Yes, this room is very common that things fall to the ground, so it is
essential that the soil is resistant to impact and wear from use, rather that
it would be more important for professional kitchens.
You know that in DecoATZ always try you hit in all your
decisions. So, let's talk of the best materials for your kitchen floor. So grab
a pen and paper and take note of what you are going to do.
Paving stone and continuous
No doubt the toughest floors are stone and synthetic stone
base, such as Silestone. It is also resistant continuous pavement which offer
good performance in some cases because they are elastic and therefore capable
of absorbing impacts. Moreover, in other cases it is very hard flooring such as
concrete polishing.
Porcelain tile
If these options do not convince you, you can opt for
porcelain. However, material is quite fragile and they break the heavy blows.
So you should be very careful and also should buy some extra pieces and keep
them at home in case you have to replace any in the future.
Natural woods
Finally, we discuss the natural wood. These are very weak
impact and difficult to repair. In addition, the natural parquet ages, so use
marks will appear, which will make it much more attractive.
