Mirra
30 mil wood- and stone-look luxury vinyl plank and tile for heavy commercial traffic
Multifamily
Multifamily flooring
Multifamily buildings put amenity lounges, fitness rooms, corridors and leasing offices on one maintenance plan, with residents turning over through the year. Yorkshore specifies resilient flooring, rubber and carpet for apartment and condominium common areas across Florida and New England, chosen for design range, quiet between floors and surfaces that clean without a wax cycle.
Curated selection
Recommended products
Products our team commonly specifies for these environments. Confirm suitability for your project with a specialist.
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Floorida Luxury Vinyl Plank
Waterproof rigid LVP, 8 x 48 in, 22 mil wear layer, in 2.5 mm glue-down and 5 mm loose-lay constructions
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Floortress Luxury Vinyl Plank and Tile
Heavy-duty 3 mm LVT with a 30 mil wear layer, in 7 x 48 in planks and 12 x 24 in tiles, loose lay or glue-down
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Sonata
20 mil wood- and stone-look luxury vinyl plank and tile for medium-to-heavy commercial traffic
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Sonata Elements
Large-format 18 x 36 in luxury vinyl tile designed to coordinate with gradient carpet tile
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ABPure
Red List Free rubber tile and sheet with Nfuse, tested to ASTM F1515 for color durability
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Stride Fitness Tiles
Interlocking recycled rubber tiles for strength, free-weight and cardio areas
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Silver Knight
Heterogeneous sheet vinyl with a self-disinfecting wear layer for healthcare and commercial interiors
Applications
Spaces we specify for
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Amenity and common-area floors
Amenity floors in multi-family buildings meet wet shoes, spills and mop water every day. Yorkshore's Floorida waterproof rigid plank is specified for these floors, with a loose-lay version for spaces that turn over with tenancy.
- Waterproof core
- Wear layer thickness
- Loose-lay option for turnover
- FloorScore certification
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Reception and lobby
The reception floor sets the tone for visitors and takes the weather tracked in from outside. A change of material or tone can mark the threshold between public and private areas.
- Entry traffic and weather
- Brand and design intent
- Material changes to mark thresholds
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Circulation and service areas
Stairwells, corridors and service routes carry traffic between departments. Rubber treads and resilient sheet take the traffic, dampen it and need only routine mopping.
- Heavy circulation traffic
- Slip-resistant stair treads
- Sound dampening
- Simple maintenance
Selection factors
What to consider
- Design range for lobbies, lounges and leasing offices
- Acoustic performance in corridors and on upper floors
- Rolling loads from move-ins, deliveries and housekeeping carts
- Spill and wet-shoe cleanup in amenity areas
- Impact absorption and acoustic isolation in fitness rooms
- Modular or loose-lay formats where spaces turn over
Related performance requirements
Technical resources
Specifications and documents
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Mirra — Technical specifications
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Sonata & Sonata Elements — Technical specifications
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Luxury vinyl tile — Maintenance instructions (Mirra, Sonata, Sonata Elements)
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ABPure — Technical specifications
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Silver Knight Acoustic 7 — Technical data sheet
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Stride Fitness Tiles — Technical data sheet
Guides
Guides for this application
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What flooring meets acoustic requirements in multifamily buildings (IIC and STC)?
IIC and STC are ratings of the whole floor-ceiling assembly, not the flooring alone. What the building code asks for, how to read acoustic data sheets, and w...
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