Why do hospitals prefer homogeneous and permeable floor glue?

Let me talk about flooring. There are two types of flooring materials: composite and homogeneous. Composite is composed of a base material and a wear-resistant layer, while homogeneous is made of the same material from top to bottom. As we all know, hospitals are places where people come and go, so the flooring used in hospitals must first be wear-resistant.
The requirements for clean space are very high and wear-resistant. Recently, our company has been negotiating the flooring project of the Sixth People's Hospital.
Nowadays, municipal projects are all designed by the design institutes and the designers are all designated brands, and domestic hospitals generally use imported brands such as Gerflor or Armstrong flooring. We have repeatedly discussed this issue with Mr. Chen, the contractor of the Sixth People's Hospital. Considering that the hospital is a bustling place,
Wheelchairs and beds often produce roller marks. We must choose a series with particularly good wear resistance. We specially brought several samples of different prices to Mr. Chen for selection. Mr. Chen also recognized our samples. The floor glue base is preheated for protection, and our flame retardant performance is Class B.
Hospital materials must meet environmental protection requirements and have a particularly strong anti-mildew effect. The homogeneous and permeable floor glue is rolled twice without direction.
Secondary molding is more resistant to wear and scratches than directional flooring. Imported flooring is much more expensive than domestically produced flooring, and has excellent acid and alkali resistance. It does not contain any toxic substances, and the formaldehyde value is 0. We at Limei have been committed to providing every user with healthy, comfortable, and durable functional floors, and will provide everyone who consults us with a variety of choices.