Please can anyone recommend a suitable non slip (very important) and easily cleaned (secondary) kitchen floor covering material either roll or floor tiles. Tiles would be a lot easier for me as the place is a horrible irregular shape with random angles everywhere.
I realise my requirements here are somewhat contradictory. Easy clean generally implies smooth and shiny. But what is the best compromise?
The existing carpet tiles are very good on the first count but lousy on the second and my elderly parents now have slightly too many spills in the kitchen for carpet tiles to last.
Any suggestions for a thin thermally insulating underlay as well? (they feel the cold)
The kitchen floor needs some serious maintenance as it feels to me like some of it is no longer supported underneath (a cowboy builders problem where the original house meets the extension). It lasted about twenty years before this fault showed up so I suppose I shouldn't complain.
Some underfloor supports appear to have been wedged on bricks at one end from what I can see with a mirror and torch down the doormat hole.
Thanks for any suggestions.
Regards, Martin Brown