Senso cast floor - Does anyone have experience?

Hello, we have been living with a Senso floor since last December. On the ground floor we have Bcrete (so that the floor is a bit "harder" there) and upstairs, where the children's rooms are, we have Fusion as a "softer" variant.

Of course, I can't say anything about the durability yet...

For us, it was important when choosing that the floor is good for sitting, lying down, barefoot walking, the seamless installation throughout the entire floor (and no seams even in the showers), that it is easy to clean, as well as the plant-based raw material and sustainability.

So far, we are very satisfied in all these areas. It is really great to walk and sit on. You just have to be careful with (wool) socks, as it has almost caused everyone in the family to slip out of the curve at some point...

We visited the showroom in Munich and "felt" the floor there. Due to the Corona peak phase, we could not visit "real" users but only talk on the phone.

The integration into our construction cost us some nerves. On the one hand, because no one knew it yet: general contractor not, screed layer not, installer not (because of the shower channel), tiler (sealing to wall tiles) not - that required several phone calls, personal visits from the Senso people, and always following up. But everything was solvable. On the other hand, because Senso has a very tight schedule. They need the construction site to themselves for a week, which is scheduled right at the beginning so that no dust gets on the floor. And the tiler, stair builder, sanitary installation should all be finished. We actually felt we had a lot of buffer time, but it still was delayed so that it became tight to keep our appointment. And then nothing more would have been guaranteed in the calendar year. But that was also possible to arrange.

That’s it for now. If you want to know anything else - gladly.

A comparison is difficult, especially after such a short time. You can't see any marks from furniture, even heavy cabinets, neither on Bcrete nor on Fusion. We have fitted all the furniture with felt gliders - nothing has happened so far, but we don't want to take any risks there. We have a few scratch marks in the vestibule, probably from stones on street shoes, and a white streak from moving in our couch :rolleyes: But otherwise, it proves to be quite robust. I would maybe say, like parquet. Where you do have to be more careful is with colors. Our children have already left a few spots in the children's rooms where they drew beyond the paper on the floor with felt-tip pens or ballpoint pens, and so far I haven't been able to remove the color.