PUUR Floors
← All articles Resin Flooring for Offices: Specification and Care ultimate-guide

Resin Flooring for Offices: Specification and Care

The cover image is illustrative, not a documented Puur project.

An office floor needs to accommodate the way people, furniture and equipment use the space. A contemporary appearance should be supported by a clear performance and maintenance brief.

Describe the working environment

Tell suppliers about castor chairs, trolleys, circulation routes, meeting rooms, entrances and cleaning. Ask for evidence that the proposed system suits the expected use.

Coordinate appearance and details

Review physical samples with furniture and lighting. Plan thresholds, movement joints and changes in base. For PSR, natural variation is part of the finish rather than a defect to hide.

Compare complete proposals

Include preparation, access, protection, programme and repair options in the comparison. Avoid fixed claims that carpet, vinyl or resin must be replaced after a particular number of years.

Use one agreed care plan

Obtain approved products, pads and equipment for the installed finish. Do not add a general-purpose polish unless the flooring supplier approves it. Report wear or damage before trying an unfamiliar treatment.

Discuss your project with Puur

Send plans, photographs of the existing base, intended use and any heating details. We can discuss the finish, samples and the information needed before agreeing a specification.

Ask Puur about your floor · View Puur PSR specification information

Frequently Asked Questions

Describe the working environment — what should I establish?

Tell suppliers about castor chairs, trolleys, circulation routes, meeting rooms, entrances and cleaning. Ask for evidence that the proposed system suits the expected use.

Coordinate appearance and details — what should I establish?

Review physical samples with furniture and lighting. Plan thresholds, movement joints and changes in base. For PSR, natural variation is part of the finish rather than a defect to hide.

Compare complete proposals — what should I establish?

Include preparation, access, protection, programme and repair options in the comparison. Avoid fixed claims that carpet, vinyl or resin must be replaced after a particular number of years.

Use one agreed care plan — what should I establish?

Obtain approved products, pads and equipment for the installed finish. Do not add a general-purpose polish unless the flooring supplier approves it. Report wear or damage before trying an unfamiliar treatment.