Six Degrees in Edmonton

Six Degrees organises its range by the kind of building it is meant for, which makes it straightforward to plan. There is a collection for offices and clinics, one for apartments and multi-family communities, and a heavy commercially rated line for healthcare, large retail and hospitality.

Radius offers wood and stone visuals for corporate and medical office spaces, retail and residential. Radius 2.0 has a heavier wear surface in a 2.5 mm, 20 mil format, aimed at office buildings, churches and boutique retail.

DeGradus is vinyl plank and tile with wood and stone visuals, aimed at the apartment and multi-family community.

Six Degrees describes Compass as a heavy commercially rated LVT, with 56 colours and designs for healthcare, large scale retail and hospitality. Compass Plus 5mm is luxury vinyl tile and plank in eight colours, made thicker so it meets carpet tile and other thicker flooring more evenly.

Impression vinyl stair treads match the Six Degrees flooring lines, so a stairwell can carry the same look as the floor around it.

The right floor depends on the traffic, the rolling loads, how the space is cleaned and how quickly it has to reopen. Where vinyl meets carpet tile, the thickness of each floor matters, which is the problem Compass Plus 5mm is designed for. We look at the subfloor first, because a commercial floor only performs as well as what is under it. Our commercial flooring page explains how we plan and schedule commercial work.

Edmonton lobbies and corridors take snow, salt and grit for half the year. A resilient vinyl floor, paired with good entry matting, is a practical answer for offices, clinics and rental buildings.

What is the space used for, and how many people cross it each day? Will the vinyl meet carpet tile or another floor? Are there stairs to match? Does the space have to stay open during the work? Bring the floor plan and photos, and we can narrow the range to the collection that fits.