Our dedicated team can help you to develop a sheet vinyl flooring specification for your social housing. They will work with you to identify the flooring needs and develop a specification of Beauflor sheet vinyl floors to provide a cost-effective and durable solution that plays its part in a safe, good quality home.
Floor coverings in social housing are under growing scrutiny impacting tenant wellbeing, driving up waste, and adding financial pressure. With 80% of social homes still rented without flooring, and potential new legislation on the horizon, the need for cost-effective, durable solutions has never been greater.
Sheet vinyl offers one of the most competitive price points among resilient flooring types. Its material cost is significantly lower than ceramic tiles, hardwood, or engineered alternatives, making it ideal for projects with extensive floor coverage, whether new builds or renovations.
Sheet vinyl’s smooth, impervious surface is easy to clean using standard equipment and low-cost cleaning products. Unlike carpet or wood, it requires no specialist maintenance treatments, helping housing providers control ongoing operational costs while supporting a clean, hygienic environment for tenants.
The nature of sheet vinyl — especially when installed with welded seams — protects subfloors from moisture damage, a common and costly issue in multi-occupancy settings. This feature minimizes repair interventions and extends the usable life of the underlying building fabric.
Many sheet vinyl products meet key fire safety, slip resistance, and indoor air quality standards, helping housing providers meet legal obligations and avoid the costs of future non-compliance retrofits.
Cushioned sheet vinyl enhances thermal insulation and acoustic comfort, contributing to lower heating bills and quieter living environments — both of which are increasingly important under social housing decarbonization and tenant wellbeing initiatives.
Modern sheet vinyl can convincingly replicate the appearance of premium materials, enabling providers to deliver homes that are visually appealing and dignified for residents, without the cost premiums of authentic stone, timber, or ceramic.
