What is the best flooring for a pizza shop?
#1
07-27-02, 06:12 PM
What is the best flooring for a pizza shop?
I am looking for a perfect flooring for a pizza shop. Is there anyone who would recommend the best surface?
#2
07-29-02, 09:00 AM
flooring for a pizza shop
For a pizza shop I suggest you to choose glazed porcelain tile, which combines beauty, durability and ease of maintenance.
Keep in mind that a smooth surface can become slippery when improperly maintained or in wet areas.
On the other hand, a textured surface, with a higher coefficient of friction (SCOF), if too rough will be harder to clean.
You can ask the manufacturer to recommend you some products with a good trade-off between SCOF and ease of maintenance.
Good luck
Giovanna
http://www.irisceramica.com
infoiris@irisceramica.com
Keep in mind that a smooth surface can become slippery when improperly maintained or in wet areas.
On the other hand, a textured surface, with a higher coefficient of friction (SCOF), if too rough will be harder to clean.
You can ask the manufacturer to recommend you some products with a good trade-off between SCOF and ease of maintenance.
Good luck
Giovanna
http://www.irisceramica.com
infoiris@irisceramica.com
#4
07-31-02, 08:02 AM
quary tile
For any resturaunt type setting I would go with a quary tile, and use a grout that has a high lime content.
A little bit nippy on the fingers for the one setting this, and it is a very hard tile, so tends to beat up your wet saw a bit.
But in the long run you will be glad because the stuff lasts, you wont be regrouting and replacing for the heavy traffic, and items being dropped.
I would go with durability.
Good luck.
A little bit nippy on the fingers for the one setting this, and it is a very hard tile, so tends to beat up your wet saw a bit.
But in the long run you will be glad because the stuff lasts, you wont be regrouting and replacing for the heavy traffic, and items being dropped.
I would go with durability.
Good luck.
