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Flooring is the part of the house that undergoes wear and tear due to our daily activities throughout the day. A sleek, durable and attractive flooring can completely change the outlook of the house. Replace your old stained and cracked floor with the newly trending flooring types.

In fast-paced cities like Bangalore, trends change spontaneously in search of the latest products that comes with better benefits. The flooring trends are now shifting from the standard marble and tile flooring to wooden and 3D floorings. The flooring contractors in Bangalore are working faster to match the speed of the market. But the demand for the tile and marble are ranging high regardless of the changing trend. The market trends are getting higher for Bangalore tile companies.

Bangalore holds the type of people who primarily try the latest trends first and decide whether it is good or bad afterward. Approximately more than 8000 people search for 3D flooring in Bangalore. It has just freshly arrived flooring type in India. So, some useful piece of information before opting these rapidly rising latest flooring trends.

Here is the list of the flooring types and its price below

Flooring trends in Bangalore

We can categorize flooring into two types as resilient and non-resilient.

Resilient floorings create a cushion effect when you step on it. They are not hard like the marbles or tile. Thus, it does not break your head even if you fall hard on the floor. These are the best to choose if you have children and old people at home. The newly arriving resilient flooring types in India are listed below.

1. Laminate Flooring

   It is a multi-layer synthetic flooring which looks like laminated wood or stone. They replicate the look of natural materials. Go for laminates when you want to add hardwood look to your house with low maintenance.

   Pros: They are inexpensive, durable and scratch resistant. The installation is as easy as you can do it yourself to your house.

   Cons: They are not waterproof instead they absorb water and swell. You should keep a habit of cleaning water spills immediately to avoid damage.

2. Vinyl Flooring

   It is predominantly known for its advantages that come within the economical price. Vinyl sheets are also available in premium materials as the luxury vinyl tiles which provides higher wear and tear along with a natural look of wood, stone or concrete. These are strongly waterproof so that you can use it even for bathrooms.

   Pros: It is highly durable, water resistant, stain resistant, versatile, and economic.

   Cons: It is not resistant to scratching, and fade when in direct contact with sunlight.

3. Epoxy Flooring

   Epoxy floors give a chemical resistive and durable surface which makes it suitable for commercial and industrial flooring. There are a variety of epoxy flooring materials available in the Indian market. As mentioned above 3D epoxy flooring are arriving faster into the market which also has a tremendous demand in future.

   Pros: They are clean, simple to maintain and also looks glossy. A well-maintained epoxy floor can stay new without a change in color or any other damage for about 15 years.

   Cons: Maybe slippery if an oil-based material is used and are prone to chips and tears

4. 3D flooring

   3D flooring is primarily an epoxy flooring on the top of a high definition image. A self-leveling primer is applied on which the desired image is placed. A transparent epoxy coating is applied on to create an illusionary image depth resulting in 3D floor design. A final coat of varnish is applied.

   Pros: Unique and eye-catching aesthetic, high strength, easy maintenance, water and fire resistant. 

   Cons: 3D flooring cost expensive, hard to install, takes 3-5 days of time to cure, and it is cold flooring.

5. Wooden flooring

   Wood flooring gives a classic and authentic look to your house. They are mostly in two types which are hardwood and engineered wood. The former one is the raw wood planks directly cut down from the tree, and the latter is the layers of pressed plywood with solid wood on top and bottom. Commonly wooden flooring cost per square feet in Bangalore is estimated as Rs 200-500/Sqft.

   Solid hardwood flooring

   Pros: Aesthetically pleasant

   Cons: It is porous and in contact with moisture lead to contraction and expansion.

   Engineered wood flooring

   Pros: It does not expand or contract and also strong and durable

   Cons: It is hard to maintain and needs replacement after 2-3 years.

   Non-resilient flooring is the stone, ceramic tile, marble and granite floorings. These are expensive which can stay strong for years.

6. Terrazzo or Mosaic flooring

   This traditional flooring method is developed by mixing a composite material on multi-colored marble, quartz, granite and other material chips.

   It is cured and then polished to give your home a monochromatic look.

   Pros: It is VOC free and stays strong for years.

   Cons: Improperly polished flooring will be easily prone to dirt.

7. Stone flooring

   This flooring holds varieties of stones like marbles, granites, limestone, slate and more. The style and class of these stones can never be replaced by any other. It remains cool to soothe your feet even in hot summers of India.

   Pros: It stays hard, stylish, and long-lasting for years.

   Cons: If pores appear regular application of sealants is required.

8. Ceramic tile flooring

   Ceramic Tiles are the used in high traffic places in the home. These are composed of natural materials like sand, clay or quartz. Floor tiles prices in India are affordable due to its predominant popularity in India which led to a variety of textures and styles too. 3D floor tiles are also newly arriving mimicking wood and stone textures.

   Pros: It is versatile, durable, and easily replaceable

   Cons: It can be stained easily, and break if something falls hard on it.