Seclusion rooms are sometimes referred to as quiet rooms or sensory rooms and are designed to provide users with a calm and therapeutic environment. Creating these safe, comfortable, and hygienic rooms is crucial for their effectiveness.
Epoxy resin flooring is a durable and versatile option used in all sorts of settings – including the healthcare sector and other Government infrastructure. The experienced team at Central Flooring Services, guide our customers to choose the most suitable floor and wall specification for their project and advise on how best to look after it once installed. In our experience, Quartz Screed is a popular preference for these areas.
Why Resin Flooring in Seclusion Rooms?
Hygiene and cleanliness – resin flooring is non-porous, making it very easy to clean and look after. In seclusion rooms, maintaining a high level of cleanliness is essential to ensure the safety and well-being of the individuals who use them. Resin is resistant to liquids and stains, which is crucial in these healthcare settings.
Safety
In quiet rooms, safety is paramount. Resin flooring offers varying levels of slip resistance, reducing the risk of accidents and injuries which is an important consideration in rooms used by individuals experiencing emotional distress, and who may not be fully aware of their surroundings.
Comfort
Even though resin flooring is tough and durable, it can also have a softness and comfort to it which is just right for ‘shoe and barefoot’ use. This type of flooring can also play a part in noise reduction, which is especially welcome in sensory rooms.
Durability
This hard coat technology is incredibly resilient and can withstand high use and impacts, preserving the floor for years, with minimal maintenance.
Easy installation
The process for installing resin flooring is pretty quick and straightforward, minimising disruptions to day-to-day operations. Seclusion rooms can be quickly upgraded with resin flooring without lengthy downtime.
Aesthetics
Available in a variety of colours, resin can be customised with patterns and designs. This allows for a more welcoming and calming environment, positively impacting the well-being of individuals using it.
When considering flooring options for seclusion rooms, resin should be a top choice because it combines practicality with aesthetics – making it a well-rounded option. One of our most recent Quartz Screed installations was in hospital seclusion rooms for our client Willmott Dixon who were completing the project on behalf of their customer.
What They Said About Our Installation:
‘One of our customers recommended Central Flooring. They’re our only supply chain partner for resin flooring. They’re responsive – quick to get quotes to us, work to our programme and tick all of the boxes. The quality of their workmanship is ten out of ten and we were equally impressed with their installation team. We’ve worked with Central Flooring on several projects – this latest one was at a hospital where they installed Quartz Screed flooring. Our customer is always saying to everyone ‘come and look at our floor,’ and commenting on the quality of installation. What they delivered, more than met the brief.’ Project Surveyor, Willmott Dixon.
By choosing resin flooring, you not only improve the functionality and safety of seclusion rooms but also contribute to the well-being of the individuals who depend on these spaces for their mental health and emotional wellbeing.
To talk to us about your next resin flooring project, please get in touch.
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