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A seamless floor indeed has no joints, as known from traditional tiled floors. However, movement joints must be incorporated, typically located in the corners or at the transitions between floor and wall – also referred to as maintenance joints.

By selecting the appropriate sealing material, these joints can be made to visually blend with the seamless surfaces. Therefore, at IBOD, we also provide the suitable silicone for our 64 standard colors.

The cost of jointless flooring can vary and depends on various factors, such as the material chosen, the size of the area and the cost of professional installation.

In general, the initial costs for jointless flooring can be higher than for traditional floor coverings. However, they are a worthwhile investment due to their longevity and ease of care.

Seamless flooring is very low-maintenance. Regularly sweeping and wiping with clean water and a damp microfiber cloth are generally all that’s needed. For stubborn stains or soiling, special cleaning agents may be employed.

To maintain the original beauty, we recommend proper care starting with preventive measures. A dirt-trapping mat is advisable in the entrance area to prevent moisture and impurities from entering. For furniture and decorative items placed on the floor, felt pads should be used. Chairs, tables, sofas, or vases outfitted in this way will not damage the floor.

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Yes, seamless flooring is excellently compatible with underfloor heating. It allows an even heat distribution and is therefore an efficient choice in combination with underfloor heating.