Aultman Hospital
Aultman Hospital, a non-profit hospital that opened in 1892, houses 682 beds, 530 active physicians and 43 medical specialties. Concerned about slip / fall accidents in their facility, the hospital wanted to minimize the risk by careful space and flooring design.
The slip-resistant properties of Johnsonite's resilient flooring, made it a perfect choice for the hospital, while also creating an aesthetic environment that was calming, soothing and inviting. Taking advantage of Johnsonite's generous collection of healing colors, Aultman was able to coordinate flooring, treads and wall base throughout the entire facility, from Emergency and Trauma Rooms, the NeoNatal and Cardiac Care Centers to the Hallways, Nurse's Stations and Heliopad entrance.
"I am a true supporter of Johnsonite's resilient flooring options," said Ed Friedel, Vice President of Engineering Services at Aultman. "I did try a competitive product in a mock-up room for testing purposes. In the end, I felt it was not as durable as Johnsonite and found no reason to walk away from a proven performer."
Project Facts
Country: USA
City: Canton, Ohio
Type of Project: Hospital Renovation
Installation Period: 2006
Designer: Leilani Barken
Architect: Hasenstab Architects Inc.
Service Provider: Martin Interiors
Total Flooring Surface Installed: 2,600 Square Feet
Products Installed:
Optima,
Granit,
Safe-T Sheet,
Harmonium,
Wall Art Wall Base,
Traditional Wall Base,
Stair Treads