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BSID 2A
GROUP 4
Salandino, Lovely Coolen
Niegas, Rolando
Amoyan, Mikie Shien
Coneras, Shirleen
Bustillo, Julia Mae
 TERRAZZO
￮ derived from the Italian Terrassa,
meaning “terrace”. Fifteenth-century
Venetian stone cutters commonly used
marble scraps as floor surfaces for
their patio terraces.
￮ Low-maintenance, seamless floor finish
with the luxurious look of stone mosaic
and a durability comparable to that of
concrete.

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PRO’S CON’S
￮ Durability ￮ High Initial Cost
￮ Limitless Design ￮ Cold Nature of
￮ Environmental- Floor
friendly ￮ Recommended
￮ Indoor and Professional
Outdoor Installation
Applications

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 RUBBER
￮ rubber sheet or tile is composed of natural
rubber, synthetic rubber (styrene butadiene)
or both.
￮ Rubber is highly resistant to a wide variety of
harsh chemicals and solvents.
￮ Rubber comes with a variety of wide
selection of colors, patterns, and textures,
this material is also finding its way into
residential interior and exterior applications.
Tile products, which typically come in 12-inch,
24-inch, and 36-inch squares, are especially
friendly for DIYers.

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PRO’S CON’S
￮ Resilient and ￮ Expensive
durable ￮ Slippery when wet
￮ Easy to clean ￮ Difficult to seal
￮ Soft underfoot and protect
￮ Has high against moisture
insulation value ￮ Can produce toxic
￮ Wide variety of gas if exposed to
style options fire

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 VYNIL
￮ – is a kind of plastic. Can be made
harsh and rigid or soft and spongy. Two
types of flooring, polyvinyl chloride and
polyvinyl acetate. There are five
ingredients commonly found in vinyl
flooring: polyvinyl chloride, filters,
pigments, plasticizers and stabilizers.

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PVA and PVC Flooring
POLYVINYL CHLORIDE POLYVINYL ACETATE
PVC flooring is popularly Polyvinyl
known as vinyl flooring. It is acetate. Polyvinyl
more suitable for the cold acetate (PVAc), a
climate. Vinyl flooring is synthetic resin prepared
composed of polyvinyl by the polymerization
chloride (PVC), and are of vinyl acetate. In its
made in layers. The most most important
important, most expensive application, polyvinyl
ingredient in vinyl flooring. It acetate serves as the
gives the flooring its wear film-forming ingredient
resistance and durability. in water-based (latex)
paints; it also is used in
adhesives.

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SHEET VINYL VINYL TILE
– allows a continuous – Vinyl Composition
surface to be formed. Tile (VCT) is the most
Because such flooring popular and
has fewer joints, it is economical type of
popular for resilient flooring. The
applications where tiles are composed
spills, dirt, or bacterial mostly of fillers with
growth is of concern. comparatively small
amounts of binder
and pigments.
Advantages of tile
over sheet vinyl are
lower installation
costs and easier
replacement of
damaged flooring.
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PRO’S CON’S
￮ Low maintenance. ￮ Volatile Organic
￮ Water resistance Chemicals (VOCs)

￮ Comfort underfoot ￮ Ecological waste

problems.
￮ Inexpensive
￮ Subfloor damage
￮ Durability
￮ Chemical stains
￮ Stain resistance
￮ Difficulty of repair
￮ Ease of installation
￮ Susceptibility to
yellowing
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