COMMON FLOORING PROBLEMS
Wear & Tear
Wear and tear is common for low-graded floorings which may result in easy scratches, dents, and dings. Moreover, stains might not be able to be removed as they use low grade finishing.
Unforeseen Damages
Buckling occurs due to poor dimensional control during manufacturing. Some other damages include easy denting.
Poor Workmanship
Often, the floorings only arrive with poor workmanship as they imported cheaply from overseas supplier
Unclear Certifications
Floorings with high VOC can release toxins in the air and not many suppliers are willing to share if their products are certified for safe use
Long Term Durability & Easy to Maintain
KRONOTEX floorings are easy to maintain, lightfast, abrasion resistant, and stain-resistant. It has a smooth surface which makes cleaning effortlessly convenient.
Excellent Workmanship
KRONOTEX floorings can be used anywhere at home without any buckling as we have tight quality and testing control over it’s specifications. Our innovative and trendy surfaces mimic the look and feel of your desired floor and is extremely easy to install.
Health & Safety
KRONOTEX floorings are certified low VOC which means it does not release toxicity into the air due to chemicals. It’s smooth and unbroken surface prevents microorganisms from accumulating which is best suited for family members with allergies. This results in a hygienically flawless floor.
WHY KRONOTEX FLOORING ARE PREFERRED
KRONOTEX IS
CERTIFIED
COMMONLY ASKED
QUESTIONS
1. How do I maintain my Vinyl flooring?
Vinyl flooring is one of the most low-maintenance options to keep up with! For regular maintenance, a quick sweep or vacuum will keep your floors looking neat. For a deeper clean, use a damp mop and mild solution to achieve a polished appearance.
2. How do I know my Vinyl flooring is VOC-safe?
While you can’t find VOC-free vinyl flooring, manufacturers have taken many steps to ensure their products are safe to use indoors. Regulations vary throughout the world when it comes to vinyl flooring, but in the United States, the main label to keep an eye out for is FloorScore. This regulatory body ensures vinyl flooring meets certain standards in regards to indoor air quality. Flooring with this certification is safe to use indoors, but not completely free from volatile organic compounds. It only means the flooring meets the “limit” so people that already have respiratory issues could still be affected by VOC emissions.
3. Is Vinyl flooring safe for indoor?
As you can see, there aren’t many alternatives for flooring that’s completely free of VOCs and all vinyl flooring will emit a measure of volatile organic compounds. It’s completely safe to use indoors, however, as long as you look for high-quality options that carry certification
4. Is Vinyl Flooring fireproof or a Fire Hazzard?
Vinyl flooring doesn’t pose any major risks associated with fire hazards. The composition of Vinyl flooring helps to resist burning and prevents fire from spreading in your house. So, while vinyl flooring isn’t entirely fireproof, it certainly isn’t a fire hazard.
5. Why choose vinyl flooring?
Besides all the safety qualities inherent in vinyl flooring, vinyl flooring offers many other advantages such as water-resistant, affordable price, comfort, stain resistant and very easy maintenance.