Heterogeneous floor with Nebula surface: buyer questions answered

It is a heterogeneous vinyl sheet floor in the Finequin series. “Heterogeneous” means the floor is made from distinct layers: a back layer, a coated core layer, and a wear layer on top. Each layer has a different role in the floor’s construction.

The Nebula surface uses high-saturation colors with a swirling starry-sky pattern and scattered starlight. The design is intended for projects that want a more expressive floor appearance, including hospitality and science museum environments.

Finequin heterogeneous vinyl is used across healthcare, retail, education, corporate, hospitality, and multi-family housing settings. The Finequin range includes general-purpose, kindergarten, and acoustic flooring types, so the appropriate type depends on the application.

The Nebula design is especially suited to interiors such as star hotels and science museums, where the swirling pattern and color can contribute to the visual identity of the space. Buyers should match the selected flooring type to the room’s use before finalizing the surface design.

Yes. The flooring is described as an easy-to-clean, no-polish solution. Routine care does not require polishing, stripping, or restorative maintenance. Its surface is designed to help protect the floor against scratches, stains, and scuffs.

For a working facility, the practical routine is to use the cleaning process specified for the project and keep the surface free of dirt that could affect appearance. In spaces where enhanced sterilization is required, heat-welded seams are part of the flooring solution. Confirm the seam and cleaning requirements with the installer for the intended room before ordering.