Flooring is an investment - and not just in euros. In addition to the purchase price, maintenance, durability, installation costs and the impact on health and the environment also play a role. A supposedly cheap floor can become more expensive in the long term if it:

A truly affordable floor is therefore one that is inexpensive AND durable, easy to maintain, healthy and sustainable.

Tip: Don't just be guided by the price - look at the overall package!

Many inexpensive products - especially in the vinyl sector - contain PVC, plasticizers, chlorine or other additives that can enter the indoor air over the years. This is not only harmful to health, but also makes proper disposal more difficult. A floor is more than just a surface to walk on - it affects the air, the feeling of the room and the environmental balance.

CERAMIN® from CLASSENis an example of howaffordability and sustainabilitycan be combined. The flooring consists of a PVC-free polypropylene-based substrate and is produced in Europe in accordance with high environmental standards.

In terms of price, CERAMIN® is in the range of high-quality laminate flooring - in other words, it is significantly cheaper than designer flooring made of real wood or special coverings.

Inexpensive flooring no longer has to be at the expense of the environment or health. There are modern materials that are economically viable, sustainably produced and free from harmful substances - and look really good at the same time. Those who think long-term opt for quality that remains affordable - for example with CERAMIN®.