Amtico First Commercial Abstract Mirus Henna SF3A6150
- 50m2+ £24.74
- 100m2+ £24.49
- 150m2+ £24.24
Amtico First Commercial Abstract Mirus Henna SF3A6150 Details...
The Amtico First Commercial Abstract Mirus Henna SF3A6150 is a luxury vinyl tile (LVT) that’s guaranteed to leave you impressed with its stunning looks and opulent effects. Lovingly crafted using the best quality materials, these LVTs are for those who love glamorous interiors.
Amtico First LVT floors offer a versatile and practical solution. These luxurious floors are low on maintenance and can handle light commercial traffic with ease. They are ideal for installation in sheltered housing, student hostels, military housing and assisted living spaces.
The tiles feature bevelled edges for added beauty and character.
The Amtico First Commercial Abstract Mirus Henna SF3A6150 is extremely durable and sturdy. It is resilient to the effects of moisture and humidity and can be installed in most living spaces including kitchens, greenhouses and bathrooms. The floors are also compatible with underfloor heating and very soft and comfortable underfoot.
The surface is coated with Urethane that makes it especially resistant to stains, scratches and effects of regular use. This makes Amtico First floors an ideal choice when you want beautiful floors that can be enjoyed for years.
With a slip-resistant rating of R10, the floors are safe enough with reduced chances of skidding and injury. They also boast excellent resistance to chemicals.
Maintaining these premium LVT floors is very easy. Regular dusting and occasional mopping will help you to retain their lustrous look.
The Amtico First Commercial Abstract Mirus Henna SF3A6150 can be installed as either floating floor or through glue down technique.
Combining outstanding performance with excellent value for money, these floors are worth your investment in every way.
Amtico First floors are installed through the simple Clic Lock mechanism that is quick, fast and totally fuss-free.
Amtico First Commercial Abstract Mirus Henna SF3A6150 Maintenance
Amtico First Commercial Abstract Mirus Henna SF3A6150 Vinyl floors are extremely durable, resistant to scratches and stains, and are available in a variety of colours and designs to suit any interior décor. Vinyl floors can handle high levels of foot traffic efficiently.
Vinyl floors are soft to walk on, and are noise-absorbent. these features make them particularly attractive to commercial property owners, and home owners with pets and kids. They are affordable and can be installed easily and quickly.
To keep reaping the benefits of your Amtico First Commercial Abstract Mirus Henna SF3A6150 for a long time, you need to maintain them well. Maintaining vinyl floors is easy compared to other flooring types. Here are a few maintenance tips for long-lasting vinyl floors:
- Once the Amtico First Commercial Abstract Mirus Henna SF3A6150 is installed, avoid washing your floor for a minimum period of 24 hours
- Mop the floor as regularly as once a week. Follow your manufacturer’s floor-cleaning manual to use appropriate methods and cleaning solutions for mopping.
- Clean your floor regularly. Use a vacuum for the purpose. You could also use a soft brush to sweep off loosely-attached dirt.
- Use entrance mats for doors that allow people in from outside. These mats stop sharp or other damage-causing items at the door itself, keeping your floor safe from scratches and gouges.
- Remove the finishing layer from floors and re-apply regularly if you have installed dressed floors. Stripping method and frequency must be in accordance to manufacturer guidelines.
- Use floormats in water-prone areas to minimise floor’s contact with excess water.
- Clean liquid spills at the earliest, to avoid unsightly stains in the long run.
- Use felt pads beneath furniture body and legs so that they do not cause damage such as scratches or cracks upon dragging.
- Use slow, even and careful movements, when moving appliances. Abrupt and careless movements can cause deep scratches on the floor. Use equal care when moving an any wheel-based appliance as these too, are equally damaging.
- Keep your pet’s nails in check, regularly, to avoid scratches on your vinyl floor.
Flooring Installation Methods
If you are installing a wood floor at your home/office for the first time, chances are you are finding the installation company’s technical terms difficult to understand. You could always ask the salesperson to explain it in simpler terms. It doesn’t hurt though to educate yourself about the different installation methods. This way, the whole process will be easy to handle.
Click and Lock Method
In this method, adjoining wooden floor planks are folded and clicked into place, and firmly locked into position. The click and lock technology does away with messy adhesives, nails and screws.
This method is normally used for engineered and solid wood floors. The simple joint-making system makes installation simpler, faster, better and easier.
The But Up Method
Used for vinyl floors, this is a glue-based method in which tiles are glued to the floor. The tiles need to be in correct alignment with the floor to get the final arrangement right.
This method of installation makes the floor tolerant to heavy foot traffic and other solid impact. For this reason, the But Up method is commonly used in residential and commercial flooring.
Another advantage to this method is that it allows for easy floor-laying in future. So, if you want a new vinyl floor on the existing one, simply place the tiles one-by-one on the existing ones.
Tongue and Groove Method
Flooring planks are cut to feature grooves and tongues on all four sides. A tongue is a protruding edge and a groove is a hollow created to receive the tongue. A tongue-and-groove joint results in an intact arrangement leaving no gaps.
A sub-floor is necessary in this type of installation. Screws or nails, hidden neatly from view, or glue, are used to settle the floor in place. This method is usually employed for engineered and solid wooden floors.
The Floating Method
This method is like a jigsaw puzzle where pieces interlock and form their own picture without touching the surface on which they are placed. In Floating method, wooden planks interconnect and lock into position with each other, and not to the subfloor.
The resulting floor is soft to the touch and more comfortable.
No matter the method of installation, be sure to invest in high quality flooring for best results. Lifestyle Flooring has been supplying superior quality floors of all types for 35+ years. We cater to commercial and residential flooring needs throughout the UK.
Contact us at 0113 320 0223 for more details.
Why pay retail shop prices?
Amtico work closely with selected retailers to ensure they and the shops make extortionate profits which is not beneficial to the consumer. We buy the exact same products from wholesalers meaning we are not bound by Amtico's retailer price fixing and can offer the consumer the same product at much more discounted prices! We sell over 100,000 square meters of Amtico flooring a year in the UK and we never have any issues.
With regards to the warranty and quality of the product, we offer a 28 day return policy and will replace any faulty goods free of charge within the Amtico's manufacturer warranty period.
If you have any questions then please do give us a call, we would love to explain in more detail.
Our Frequently Asked Questions
- Unfortunately not unless you have just ordered some flooring and decide to add an additional box / number of boxes to your order to be sent out with your existing order. If this is the case, please quote your existing order ID in a message and send it via email or the contact form on the "Contact Us" page.
- No.
- We provide stripping and adhesive in the accessories section.
- Sorry but no.
- Installing solid floors in water-prone areas causes them to swell. Consider pre-finished solid wood floors, which come with a waterproof surface.
- No.
- Lifestyle Flooring offers solid wood floors reinforced with multiple layers of protective coating. Therefore, our floors are extremely resistant to scratches and chipping.
- Squeaks are caused due to a wobbly sub-floor. Solid wood flooring must be installed on an even and intact subfloor to prevent squeaks.
- Yes, leave a gap of 10mm at the minimum, to accommodate expansions. A decorative bead board or skirting board can serve as a good cover for the gap.
- Lifestyle Flooring recommends an acclimation period of 5 days. This ensures that the solid wood is in a perfect condition for installation.
- A solid wood floor can be sanded and refinished several times, which makes the floor look new. The floor doesn't need sanding for the initial 10 to 15 years though.
- Standard engineered wood floors are not recommended for bathrooms as too much contact with water causes them to swell. Pre-finished types are preferable as they feature a water-resistant surface.
- Yes.
- Floors from Lifestyle Flooring come with multiple protective coatings, which makes them highly scratchproof.
- Squeaks occur when a floor is installed on an uneven subfloor. Correct installation will not produce squeaks.
- Yes, a gap of a minimum 10mm is required.
- Allow the floor to stay for a minimum of 36hrs in the room of installation for acclimation.
- Engineered floors can be sanded multiple times to retain their new look. They will not, however need sanding for 10 to 15 years immediately after installation.
- Yes. But, laminate floors are water resistant only to a certain extent. So, remove excess water at the earliest.
- Yes.
- Install the floors on even subfloors to prevent such noises.
- As laminate floors are not made of natural products, they don't need an expansion gap.
- Yes.
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Solid Wood Floors
Are solid wood floors appropriate for bathrooms?
Do solid wood floors support underfloor heating?
How resistant are solid wood floors to scratches and chipping?
Once installed, will my floor produce squeaky sounds?
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Engineered Wood Floors
Are engineered wood floors good for bathrooms?
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Are engineered floors resistant to scratches?
Are engineered wood floors susceptible to squeaks?
Does an engineered wood floor need an expansion gap?
What is the acclimation period for this floor?
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Laminate Wood Flooring
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Do these floors need an expansion gap?
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