Recently, 3D technology is gaining more and more popularity in construction and interior design, designed to help people express their individuality and good taste. The interior design industry, having adopted all the advantages of 3D technologies, offers everyone a new, but already widely demanded service - "live" floors. The uniqueness of this offer lies not only in the fact that each project can be made according to a personal order, but also in the fact that it looks really very unusual and beautiful.
Main advantages of 3D floors
"Live" floors, photos of which are presented in many design catalogs, can be installed anywhere - in an apartment, office, shopping centers, kindergartens, hotels and banquet halls. They are floor coverings consisting of 3D images that are first printed on a large printer, laid on a prepared floor, and then covered with a special transparent polymer compound that gives depth and expressiveness to the objects depicted in the picture.
Also,"Live" floors are called a special floor covering, composed of a liquid multi-layer tile that reacts to any touch. Each time a person walks over it, the pattern inside the tile changes and looks different each time.
Properly selected "living" floors can radically change any room, visually expanding the space. In addition, in offices, foyers and large halls, such floors can be used for advertising, as an illustrated catalog or information "booth".
It should be noted that the process of installing self-leveling floors is quite laborious, so often the services of professional craftsmen are much more expensive than the "living" floors themselves. The price of materials and pouring 3D floors depends on the complexity of the work and the type of coating. Thus, the cost of a single-color polymer coating, together with installation, will cost the customer about $ 100 per 1 m2, which is almost two times cheaper than installation and design of a picture or photograph. The services of professional artists who paint the floor by hand are negotiated on a case-by-case basis and can be very expensive.
Caring for "live" floors
Despite the fact that the "living" floors, due to their transparency and glossy sheen, look very fragile, they are not easy to damage. They are composed of special polymers, hardeners and epoxy resin, creating a durable protective layer, which is not afraid of almost no impact,including moisture, chemicals and hot steam.
According to the manufacturers, "live" floors are extremely resistant to friction, pressure and various other mechanical influences. The gloss and gloss will not fade even when using common cleaning tools such as vacuum cleaners, electric brooms, steam mops, brushes, etc.
As for the dismantling of polymer floors, if it becomes necessary to replace them, it is much easier to put a new one on top of the old coating. This is due to the fact that the polymer adheres very firmly to the base and literally "grows" with it. In order to completely dismantle the old "living" floor, you will have to gouge out not only the transparent coating, but also its base.
