Floor and Interior Materials

Become an expert in floor and interior materials—extend surface lifespan and improve the quality of your cleaning!

Do you want to identify different materials instantly and know exactly which cleaning method delivers the best results?

This course gives you the knowledge you need to work more professionally, more sustainably, and with greater confidence in your role as a facility cleaner. It’s ideal for anyone who wants to take the next step in their professional development.

Floors and interior materials require correct handling. The wrong method can cause damage—while the right method can extend the lifespan of surfaces by several years.

In this course, you will learn:

• To identify different types of floor materials, from linoleum and plastic to wood, marble, and textile
• How materials react to different tools, machines, and cleaning agents
• Which cleaning methods are suitable for daily cleaning and periodic maintenance

By understanding material properties, you can create cleaner, more durable, and more pleasant environments—while avoiding costly mistakes.

After the course, you will be able to:

• Handle different floor and interior materials professionally and safely
• Choose the right methods for both continuous care and periodic maintenance
• Explain and justify your choices based on material knowledge and proven methods

This gives you a clear professional advantage and strengthens the quality of your work.

This course is suitable for you if you:

• Want deeper knowledge of floors, interiors, and different surface coatings
• Want to identify materials and immediately know how they should be cleaned
• Want to deliver sustainable, high-quality results every time

(This course package consists of sub-courses 9 and 11 in the Professional Facility Cleaning Training.)

• Getting to Know Floor Materials
• Linoleum, Plastic, Rubber
• Wood, Laminate
• Marble, Limestone, Granite and Slate
• Ceramic Floor Materials and Terrazzo
• Textile Floor Materials
• Interior Materials
• Entry Systems
• Maintenance Methods and Periodic Interventions
• Stain Guide
• Cleaning Terminology