SOFT SURFACE
HARD SURFACE
To demonstrate the performance of our ExoGuard® finish, the Patcraft technical team created the RTS test method based off the Martindale procedure.
Both our ExoGuard® resilient finish and our EcoSolutionQ® nylon fiber is constructed to resist soil and stains, as well as high appearance retention over time.
The artery of a healthcare space, traffic flow areas need seamless transitions coupled with enhanced durability to sustain the impact of rolling loads and mobile equipment.
Patcraft resilient is polish optional, offering easy, low-cost maintenance and lower lifecycle costs that help to extend the lifespan of the floor.
Sheet format products offer a monolithic surface, and in areas where a higher level of infection control is a concern, these products can cove up the wall and be welded at the seam, and the non-porous surface is easy to clean and sanitize.
Our flooring can provide opportunities to enhance acoustic design – balancing private and public spaces with sound-absorbing materials to positively impact the patient experience
Our flooring is FloorScore certified (resilient) and CRI Green Label Plus (carpet), with low VOC and ortho-phthalate-free, contributing to a better indoor air quality and overall material health.
From adhesives, to rolled barriers, to padded backings and sealers, Patcraft offers a variety of solutions to prevent, survive or solve moisture. We are the only manufacturer to warrant a moisture treatment system from the subfloor to the finished product.
Our resilient flooring and carpeting product lines are the first flooring solutions to obtain the Greenhealth Approved seal, which indicates that products meet specific sustainability criteria and enables health care providers and design firms to easily identify and specify environmentally preferred products without having to conduct their own ingredient verification.
Patcraft is a Thought Leadership partner with The Center for Health Design. Our organizations are working together to collaborate, explore, develop knowledge, and share findings around key points of healthcare design and the intersection with healthcare delivery systems; including Hospitals, OP/Ambulatory Care and Senior Living.