We are planning to build a new house. From my work experience, I am really impressed with vinyl flooring (we will also have underfloor heating). So the decision is already made for the living and sleeping areas. Until now, I thought tiles would be best for the kitchen and hallway. Or should we also use vinyl there? What are your experiences?
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borderpuschl7 Nov 2019 14:22There are various qualities available, and both tiles and vinyl come at different price points.
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borderpuschl8 Nov 2019 07:55Correct. A higher price does not necessarily mean better quality. However, there are floor coverings that are approved for commercial construction from the start. These already have a completely different usage class.
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boxandroof8 Nov 2019 08:32We have flooring of the highest use class, and it has been extremely durable so far. The price alone does not say much; it is worth taking a look at the data sheets.
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hausbauer10 Nov 2019 15:03Are the potential emissions from vinyl in bedrooms a concern at all if you have a controlled mechanical ventilation system? What air exchange rate should the ventilation be operated at during the first two years in a new building to be on the safe side regarding indoor air pollutants? In addition to vinyl, there are also paints, chipboards, adhesives, etc.
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