As New Englanders, we spend a majority of our time indoors with long winter seasons. With this in mind, ideal air quality becomes essential in promoting good health. Because a large portion of the materials used in homes impact wellbeing, homeowners are becoming more conscious of the products used during renovations. However, there is one component that is all too often overlooked, basement flooring.
Place N’ Go™ offers MAS Certified Green basement flooring that combats items contributing to poor air quality.
Mold
Many homes face moisture problems which left untreated, often result in mold and mildew. Mold has been linked to a variety of health concerns by the CDC, such as respiratory problems. Fortunately, Place N’ Go™ has interlocking flooring systems that allow you to easily remove tiles. With this capability, you can properly address moisture concerns and prevent mold from occurring.
Chemicals
Likewise, many products and furniture in the home can be dangerous. How? One must consider the chemicals used to create the product. Chemicals that can create VOC emissions, which have been connected to irritation to the eyes, nose, and throat, as well as headaches, and damage to the liver, kidney, and central nervous system.
Place N’ Go ™flooring is MAS Certified Green, which means our flooring is certified for low VOC emissions.
Bacteria
Soft materials, such as carpet, can hold onto a lot of bacteria. Bacteria, such as allergens, can then cause a variety of common symptoms. As mentioned, Place N’ Go™ flooring is extremely durable and easy to clean. Two features that can greatly improve respiratory problems triggered by microbials.
Place N’ Go™ is an ideal solution for air quality control in homes. Many homeowners have used our products in areas where they often find moisture and poor ventilation, such as basements and bathrooms.
Our experts would love to talk to you about all of the ways our basement flooring has helped our customers complete timely and durable flooring solutions for their homes that also benefit their air quality.
