Antibacterial properties are important for hospitals because they need to control infection. Then there is wear resistance. Hospitals have a large flow of people, and the floor is easily worn due to frequent cart and equipment movement. If the floor is homogeneous and transparent, even if the surface is worn, the color pattern remains unchanged, and it does not need to be replaced frequently, saving maintenance costs. Anti-slip performance is also key. Liquid may splash on the floor of the hospital. Anti-slip can reduce the risk of falling, which is important for the safety of patients and medical staff. There is also environmental protection. Is the PVC material environmentally friendly and does it meet the hospital's standards? It may involve low volatile organic compound emissions to ensure air quality. In addition, the convenience of installation and maintenance. The hospital may not be able to close the area for construction for a long time, so whether the floor is installed quickly and with fewer joints, it is easier to clean and less likely to breed bacteria. There is comfort. Medical staff stand for a long time. How elastic is the floor? Is it shock-absorbing to reduce fatigue? Sound absorption effect. Hospitals need a quiet environment to reduce noise.