Foyers and halls can take more than one finish.
Carpet tiles, vinyl planks, sheet vinyl, or Comcork if you want a quieter, warmer hard floor.
Forbo Allura vinyl plank. Official product photography.
Vinyl planks, or sheet vinyl in the wet rooms.
Halls, cafes, kids rooms and the kitchen approach often want a hard floor you can mop. Vinyl planks earn their place. Sheet vinyl is the option in kitchens and wet rooms.
Sometimes a foyer or hall already has a hard floor that should stay. We work around that finish; it is a sentence in the spec, not the whole job.
Comcork ivory. Official product photography.
Comcork when a hard floor should feel warmer.
Comcork is a premium Australian-made resilient floor option. Some halls want the cleanability of a resilient floor without the cold of vinyl.
It is one option on a church job, next to vinyl planks, not a separate brochure. If the room is a wet kitchen, vinyl still wins.
Comcork cinnamon. Official product photography.
Carpet tiles if you want them in that room.
A kids room or a quiet meeting space can take tiles. The foyer can take tiles too, or a hard floor. You send the rooms. We say which finish belongs where.