Namia is a non-directional homogeneous vinyl flooring sheet, supplied in full rolls at a consistent thickness. The decorative chips are blended through the entire section rather than printed onto the face, so the floor you specify is the material itself. There is no printed pattern to wear through, and a corridor keeps the same appearance under its busiest line of traffic as it does at the edges.
The sheet is consolidated into a dense, finely divided core — what our mill calls a nano-subhomogeneous construction — and finished with a factory-cured protective surface. That build is what carries the sheet's resistance to indentation, to cleaning chemistry and to staining, and it is why keeping the floor in condition is mostly a matter of cleaning rather than restoring.
Because the pattern has no direction, the way a large floor is planned changes. Sheets turn to suit the room, seams can be placed where they suit the layout, and a floor laid in one phase still matches one laid months later. Namia is specified for hospitals, schools, offices, transport buildings and distribution floors — anywhere a homogeneous vinyl flooring sheet has to take constant footfall and frequent cleaning — and it is supplied through our vinyl flooring wholesale programme in a colour range built for whole-building schemes.
| Property | Standard / method | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Total thickness | ISO24346 - EN 428 | 2.0 mm |
| Width | ISO24341 - EN 426 | 2 m |
| Length of sheet | ISO24341 - EN 426 | 20 m |
| Fire rating | GB 8624-2012 | B1 |
| Toxic testing | GB 18586-2001 | Good |
| Electrical resistance | EN 1081 | >10^9-10 |
| Slip resistance dry | EN 13893 | ≥0.3 |
| Slip resistance wet | EN 51130 | R9 |
| Abrasion group | EN 649 | T |
| Caster chair test | ISO4918 - EN 425 | No damage |
| Colour fastness | ISO 105 - B02 | ≥6 |
| Chemical products resistance | ISO26987 - EN 423 | Good |
| Dimensional stability | ISO23999 - EN 434 | ≤0.40% |
| Curl resultant to heat | ISO23999 - EN 434 | ≤4 mm |
| Sound reduction | ISO717 - 2 | Approx. 4 dB |
| Residual indentation | ISO24343 - EN 433 | 0.03 mm |
| Anti-bacterial and fungicidal | — | Good |
| VOC | — | <10 |
| Surface treatment | — | PUR |
Namia is specified by the people who carry a floor from drawing to handover: architects and interior specifiers writing the finish schedule, main contractors and specialist flooring subcontractors planning the sequence, estates and facility teams who will live with the surface, and the distributors and builders' merchants who hold it in stock for projects. Each is buying a different part of the same answer — a documented, cleanable, repairable sheet that does not have to be replaced every few years.
The buildings it belongs in are the busy, publicly accessible ones: hospitals, clinics and treatment centres; schools, colleges and universities; offices and commercial complexes; airports, stations and transport interchanges; distribution centres and back-of-house circulation; laboratories; and government and public administration buildings. What those buildings share is continuous traffic, a cleaning regime with a schedule attached, and a handover date that does not move.
For a distributor buying commercial vinyl flooring for stock rather than for a single job, the non-directional pattern earns its place: a roll can be cut for several projects without anyone matching a grain, and a part-used roll still serves the next order.
This is not a consumer-pack or click-together product. It is a glued and welded vinyl flooring sheet intended for professional installation over a prepared substrate, quoted by the roll or by the project area rather than in consumer packs.
Routine care is the whole maintenance story with Namia. The factory PUR PROTECT surface is a closed, smooth face, so the daily routine is dust-mopping or a damp mop with a neutral detergent, with a machine scrubber and a soft pad for larger areas. There is no sacrificial polish to strip back and reapply and no sealing step after installation; cleaning is what keeps the floor looking like the day it was handed over.
Spills should be lifted rather than scrubbed. The closed face holds them on top, and the longer a staining agent sits, the more work it takes to remove. Entry matting at external doors and felt pads under heavy static furniture do more for the long-term appearance of a busy floor than any specialist product.
What stays off the floor matters as much as what goes on it. Abrasive pads, aggressive solvents and high-alkaline strippers attack the PUR face and dull it, and once that face is cut back it cannot be brought up again by cleaning. A neutral detergent at the dilution on the label, or the disinfectant your cleaning team already uses, is the right choice. If a site has a particular chemical in mind, ask us and we will tell you whether it is compatible with the surface.
The economics are straightforward. A floor that is cleaned rather than refinished keeps its labour cost flat over its service life, and because the chip pattern runs through the whole thickness, wear does not open a different colour underneath. A scuffed or dulled area comes back with cleaning and, where needed, local attention rather than replacement of the whole floor — the point at which a homogeneous vinyl flooring sheet earns its keep against a thin wear layer.
Transport buildings put luggage wheels, cleaning machines and crowds on the same square metres all day. A sheet that can be turned to follow a curved concourse, planed around columns and welded into long runs is easier to lay in a night shift than a directional one, and the full-thickness pattern means the busiest walking line does not grey out ahead of the rest of the floor.
Distribution centres and back-of-house circulation are less about appearance and more about pallet trucks, wide open areas and the cost of closing a bay. The roll width keeps seams to a minimum across a large span, and the dense core takes the static load of stacked goods without holding a dent.
Laboratories and technical rooms care about decontamination. A closed, welded surface can be cleaned with the agents the facility already uses, and the chemical resistance data gives the safety file something concrete to reference.
Public administration buildings, shopping malls and multi-site rollouts come down to continuity. One vinyl flooring product, one shade system and one maintenance routine across floors, wings or sites means a facilities team is not learning a new surface every time a building is added to the list.
Schools ask for a floor that survives a class change, a chair dragged across a classroom and a science lesson that ends with a spill. Namia takes scuffing and cleaning without losing its face, and the chemical resistance data is what a head of science or a business manager wants to see before a laboratory floor is signed off. Colour can carry a practical message too — a block, a key stage or a department coded in a shade that maintenance can identify from the doorway.
Healthcare is where the questions get sharper. Wards, corridors, treatment and imaging rooms are cleaned and disinfected on a schedule, and the same floor carries beds, trolleys, wheelchairs and visitors. The antibacterial and fungicidal performance is rated Good and the surface is treated against mildew, which supports the cleaning protocol an infection-control team already runs — it is not a substitute for that protocol, and we do not present it as one. The fire and slip results in the specification table are what the fire strategy and the risk assessment will ask for.
Live buildings rarely give up a whole floor at once. A pvc vinyl flooring sheet with no direction can be laid corridor by corridor across successive shutdowns, with completed phases protected while the next is worked, and later phases still match the earlier ones in appearance.
Send us the room schedule, the substrate and the cleaning chemicals the site uses, and we will confirm the adhesive, the welded detailing and the shade references against the same package.
It also suits distribution and public administration settings, where durable surfaces and straightforward maintenance support daily operations. In healthcare and education, its anti-bacterial and anti-mildew properties assist infection-control routines, while its deformation resistance supports wheelchair accessibility and heavy caster-chair use. The combination of aesthetic longevity and functional durability can contribute to sustainable building certification goals, and availability for multi-site purchasing helps support larger projects.
The non-directional design supports versatile installation patterns and helps reduce cutting waste, improving material utilization. Its compressed nano-subhomogeneous core is engineered for dimensional stability and resistance to thermal curling and deformation under pressure. A PUR PROTECT surface treatment helps extend service life and maintain surface integrity against scratches and chemical agents, while the 20 m by 2 m sheet format supports efficient handling and rapid deployment on commercial installations.
Routine cleaning is simple, which can reduce cleaning labor and associated costs while still supporting slip resistance and safety expectations. The surface is designed to meet low-VOC limits and is free from hazardous substances, giving building operators confidence in occupant safety and indoor air quality. Together with its abrasion resistance in intense-traffic areas, these characteristics support a favorable return over the product lifecycle.
This homogeneous vinyl flooring is made for high-traffic commercial settings where facility managers, architects, and purchasing decision-makers need a durable, long-lasting surface with a consistent appearance. The non-directional design supports faster installation and helps keep the finished floor visually uniform across education buildings, healthcare complexes, and office structures. It is intended for projects that prioritize practical utility, dependable wear resistance, and operational resilience, while helping organizations manage lifecycle costs and meet the environmental standards that apply to their project. Confirm the specific certification documents required for your jurisdiction before ordering.
The flooring uses a nano-subhomogeneous core compressed to ISO-certified standards, giving it strong indentation resistance and a T-grade abrasion rating for heavy foot and wheelchair traffic. The surface receives a nano-level UV treatment that improves chemical resistance, microbial inhibition, and resilience against soiling, with verified slip resistance of R9 wet and at least 0.3 dry. It is formulated to meet low-VOC emissions criteria and is free from formaldehyde and radiation. Standard rolls are 2.0 mm thick and 2 m wide, which helps limit joint exposure in large installations and provides sound attenuation near 4 dB for more comfortable acoustics.
Shanghai Unitech Plastic Co., Ltd. has been supplying flooring and the products that finish an installation since 2000, working as a factory-based exporter from Baoshan District, Shanghai. Our 30-strong team runs production and export side by side: total monthly output exceeds 200 tons, and our quality management system is certified to ISO9001:2008. Buyers across Southeast Asia, the Middle East, South America and North America source a complete package from us — we support OEM production, handle one-stop export, and work to a typical dispatch window of 7–15 days.
The sheet is a homogeneous construction with the decorative chips running through the full thickness, so there is no printed wear layer to rub through where traffic concentrates. It carries a T-grade abrasion result, a dense compressed core that resists indentation under beds and trolleys, and a factory-cured PUR PROTECT face that takes constant cleaning without breaking down. The roll width also keeps the number of seams low, and seams are the first place a heavy-traffic floor usually shows wear.
Yes. Colour is selected from the Namia shade card, where each shade carries a TJ-75 reference, and you can ask your sales contact for the current card and physical swatches. Because the chip pattern has no direction, a shade continues from one room to the next without a visible change at a seam, which is what makes departmental colour coding practical from a single product.
It is a glued and welded sheet, installed by a professional crew over a prepared, moisture-tested substrate with an adhesive matched to the floor build-up. The roll format and the non-directional pattern mean the layout can be planned around the room rather than around a grain, and the floor can be laid in phases — later phases still match earlier ones because there is no orientation to line up.
Dust-mopping or a damp mop with a neutral detergent, and a machine scrubber with a soft pad on larger areas. The PUR PROTECT face does not need a polish or a strip-and-seal cycle. What it does need is protection from the wrong products: abrasive pads, aggressive solvents and high-alkaline strippers dull the surface permanently, so keep them off the floor and check any unfamiliar cleaning chemical with us first.
The compressed core is what carries that load. Residual indentation is measured at 0.03 mm and the caster chair test reports no damage, so a chair leg or a bed wheel does not leave a permanent dent behind it. Wheelchair traffic rolls across the welded seams without catching, which is why the seam finishing matters as much as the sheet itself.
Chemical products resistance is rated Good, and the antibacterial and fungicidal performance is rated Good, so the surface stands up to a routine disinfection schedule and to the iodine-based cleaners used in treatment and laboratory areas. It supports the cleaning protocol the site already runs rather than replacing it, and the disinfectant should be used at the dilution the manufacturer specifies.
A damaged area can be cut out and patched with material from the same batch and roll; keep a spare length on site for exactly this. Because the pattern runs through the full thickness and has no direction, the patch does not have to be aligned to a grain or matched to a printed repeat, and the repair blends into the surrounding floor rather than reading as a rectangle.
