Daar Libya delivered Forbo medical flooring and Decochoc wall protection for Al Noor Clinic for Burns and Plastic Surgery. The project brings together flooring and protective wall cladding as part of the clinic’s healthcare interior finishes.
Daar Libya delivered Forbo medical flooring and Decochoc wall cladding for Al Noor Clinic for Burns and Plastic Surgery, bringing together two essential elements of healthcare interiors: flooring and wall protection.
Healthcare spaces need finishes that suit their everyday use while creating a welcoming environment for patients, visitors, and staff. This project combines flooring and protective wall cladding within the clinic’s interior, with the actual project photographs showing the finishes across its treatment, circulation, and reception spaces.
Daar Libya’s work included:
Together, these elements address both horizontal surfaces used throughout the day and vertical surfaces exposed to everyday contact.
Gallery caption: Daar Libya’s flooring and wall protection work at Al Noor Clinic for Burns and Plastic Surgery.
Flooring is a prominent part of a healthcare interior. It connects rooms and circulation areas, contributes to the appearance of each space, and must be selected with daily use and maintenance in mind.
At Al Noor Clinic, the project photographs show light-coloured flooring with pink accents that complement the surrounding interior. The combination creates visual continuity across the photographed spaces, including physiotherapy areas, offices, and reception.
When planning healthcare flooring, the intended use of each room matters. Foot traffic, movement of equipment, cleaning routines, and the condition of the underlying surface all help determine the appropriate flooring system. Performance requirements should be checked against the specific product’s technical documentation.
Explore Daar Libya’s flooring solutions or visit the official Forbo Flooring website for product information and technical resources.
Caption: Illustrative concept of medical flooring in a healthcare interior. AI-generated image; it does not show Al Noor Clinic or identify the exact Forbo product used.
Walls in healthcare buildings are exposed to frequent contact from people, furniture, and mobile equipment. Protective wall cladding helps address this wear while becoming part of the interior finish.
Daar Libya’s work at Al Noor Clinic included Decochoc wall cladding for wall protection. The manufacturer describes Decochoc as an impact-resistant, easy-to-clean wall protection panel. Product information is available from SPM’s official English website.
Planning wall protection involves more than selecting a colour. The areas exposed to contact, required coverage, and detailing around edges and openings should all inform the specification. Cleaning and maintenance should follow the manufacturer’s guidance for the selected system.
Learn more about Daar Libya’s wall cladding solutions for your project.
Caption: Illustrative concept of protective wall cladding in a healthcare corridor. AI-generated image; it does not show Al Noor Clinic or reproduce the exact installed Decochoc finish.
Considering flooring and wall protection together helps create a consistent interior. Colours, transitions, edges, and junctions all influence how the finished space looks and how it can be maintained.
The Al Noor Clinic project brings these two areas of work together. Its photographs provide a closer look at the relationship between floor finishes, wall surfaces, and the clinic’s interior design.
For future healthcare projects, considering these details early helps establish a clearer scope and identify the materials required for each area.
Al Noor Clinic provides a practical example of Daar Libya’s work with healthcare flooring and wall protection. For clients planning similar interiors, this project offers a reference for discussing their own requirements.
A useful starting point is to review:
Share your drawings, photographs, or project requirements with Daar Libya to discuss the flooring and wall protection scope for your facility.
Daar Libya delivered Forbo medical flooring and Decochoc wall cladding for wall protection at Al Noor Clinic for Burns and Plastic Surgery.
They cover different surfaces within the same space. Planning them together helps coordinate the interior appearance, surface transitions, and maintenance considerations.
The photo gallery above contains actual photographs from the clinic. The two separately labelled illustrations provide visual concepts only.
Planning a new clinic or upgrading an existing healthcare interior? Contact Daar Libya to discuss flooring and wall protection requirements for your project.