Cleanroom flooring typically includes epoxy resin floors, seamless vinyl flooring, or conductive/anti-static flooring. Epoxy resin floors are durable, chemically resistant, and easy to clean, making them ideal for high-traffic areas or environments requiring frequent cleaning. Seamless vinyl flooring minimizes contaminant buildup due to its lack of seams, making it suitable for medium to low-traffic cleanrooms. For environments like electronics manufacturing that require static control, conductive or anti-static flooring is essential to prevent electrostatic discharge from damaging equipment.
Cleanroom ceilings often use sealed gypsum boards or aluminum honeycomb panels, which feature low particle emission, moisture resistance, and high light reflectivity to maintain cleanliness and reduce energy costs. Walls typically consist of modular panels such as fiberglass-reinforced plastic (FRP) or PVC-coated gypsum boards. These materials have smooth surfaces that are easy to clean, chemically resistant, and effective in preventing mold and bacterial growth.