Footfall and spills together
Front-of-house takes constant traffic; hospitality adds drinks, food and cleaning regimes on top. A waterproof-core LVT or SPC with a commercial wear layer handles both. We spec 0.55mm as a minimum and go up from there depending on the traffic.
Zoning the space
The entrance, the till or bar line and the main circulation route take disproportionate wear. Entrance matting there does more for the floor's lifespan than any upgrade elsewhere. Behind the counter and in back-of-house, prioritise slip and spill performance over appearance.
- Waterproof core anywhere food or drink is served
- Plank-level repairs so a damaged area doesn't close the space
- Batch-matched spares kept on site from day one
Fitting around trading hours
Most retail and hospitality work happens during a closed period, overnight or in a phased shutdown. Lead times are 1–2 weeks for LVT, so a closure window can usually be planned around. Give us the trading pattern at survey and the programme is built to it.
Look matters commercially
Wood-effect LVT gives the warmth of timber with the resilience the environment needs, and herringbone LVT in a café or boutique reads as a considered design decision. If the space is part of your brand, tell us at survey and we'll bring samples to suit the scheme.