PET GUIDE

Floors for living with pets.
Only two decisions.

A toy poodle relaxing on the floor

Product and date.
Once these two are decided, we handle the rest.

2 DECISIONS

Two things to decide


FINDER

Your pet’s floor Diagnosis

What matters most for your pet’s floor?

  • Slip resistance
  • Softness
  • Easy care
  • Keeping cost down
Answer to begin

About 1 minute. Three candidates remain. Results are saved as a link, and you can change your answers later.

01 — PRODUCT

Material, color, design.
In this order.


Deciding from the top down naturally narrows the next choices.

  1. STEP 1 Material By budget and the features you want Slip resistance, softness, care and cost. It is decided by how you live. From three
  2. STEP 2 Color By the direction of your ideal atmosphere Bright and wide, calm, chic, or warm. This sets the room’s impression. From four
  3. STEP 3 Design Check the last one by seeing and touching it Joint lines, texture, pattern. Here you choose to your taste. From three candidates

01-A — Material

Three materials


All are slip-resistant and can be restored to original condition in a rental. They differ in softness and care. Knowing each one’s strengths and weaknesses helps you narrow down quickly.

A toy poodle running on cushion flooring
TYPE 01

Cushion flooring

A slip-resistant floor at lower cost.

¥9,800–14,800 per tatami mat Tax and service fee not included

Slip resistance C.S.R·D′ value 0.43–0.53
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Cushioning
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Care
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Strengths: can be wiped with water, and an accident is a quick wipe. The widest range of colors and textures

Weakness: marks from heavy furniture tend to remain

A miniature schnauzer walking on a non-skid floor
TYPE 02

Non-skid

One of the most slip-resistant floors.

¥17,800–18,800 per tatami mat Tax and service fee not included

Slip resistance C.S.R·D′ value 0.41–0.60
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Cushioning
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Care
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Strengths: easy to stop when running, furniture marks are less likely, can be wiped with water

Weakness: almost no softness

A toy poodle relaxing on tile carpet
TYPE 03

Tile carpet

The softest, and high in slip resistance too.

¥19,800 per tatami mat Tax and service fee not included

Slip resistance C.S.R·D′ value 0.46–0.56
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Cushioning
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Care
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Strengths: the pile catches on claws, quiet footsteps, replace only the dirty tile

Weakness: liquid soaks in, so wipe it right away

FINDER

Your pet’s floor Diagnosis

What matters most?

  • Slip resistance
  • Softness
  • Easy care
Answer to begin

We ask how you live and narrow the material down to one.

01-B — Color

Choose by color
Four collections


A room’s impression is mostly decided by its floor and wallpaper.
When furniture does not settle the impression, the reason is usually the floor and wallpaper.

White floor White Collection

White

Makes the room look wide and bright.

For those who want a 1K or 1LDK to look larger. With dark furniture

Gray floor Gray Collection

Gray

Hair and dirt are the least noticeable.

When in doubt, this one. For multi-pet homes and heavy shedders

Black floor Black Collection

Black

The floor recedes, and furniture and light stand out.

2LDK or larger. With black dogs and cats. Make the room beautiful at night

Herringbone floor Wood Collection

Wood

Warm, and scratches are less noticeable.

With wood, rattan and leather furniture

See products by material × color
WhiteGrayBlackWood
Cushion flooring ViewBright and affordable ViewMost chosen View View
Non-skid View ViewFor dogs that run View View
Tile carpet View ViewHotel-like View —

— marks a combination we do not carry. Slip resistance (C.S.R·D′ value) for each item number is on each product page.

FINDER

Your pet’s floor Diagnosis

What atmosphere do you like for a room shared with your pet?

  • Bright and spacious
  • Calm and modern
  • Chic and cool
  • The warmth of wood
Answer to begin

Choosing an atmosphere decides the color and expression.

01-C — Check

Check


Product photos alone make it hard to picture the result.
At renovy, you check with a CG try-on or samples before deciding on a product.

On screen CG of floors and wallpaper changed from a room photo (left: now / right: after trying)

Try it on in CG

From a single photo of your room, you can try how the floor would look changed.

In person Three flooring samples (marble-look, stone-look and black stone-look) in window light

Touch the samples

We prepare samples free of charge. Place them on the floor and check how the color changes between day and night, and the texture.

02 — DATE

Decide the date


The floor goes under the furniture. The result is most beautiful on a day when the room is empty.

From receiving the keys to furniture delivery.

  • Contract → receiving the keys Once the handover date is set, let us know first
  • Receiving the keys → before furniture delivery Best here. The room is empty and the base is cleanest
  • Furniture delivery → move-in Belongings can come in after the floor is laid

It is fine if the moving company’s date is already set. We place the installation day one to a few days before.

NEXT

Once these are decided,
the rest is just LINE.


ProductThe one you chose from the candidates You can proceed even with three. We decide together
DateA guide for installation day A day when the room is empty, or before furniture comes in
  1. STEP 1 LINE consultation Send us what you have decided on LINE It is fine if the product and date are not decided. A diagnosis result link, or the number of tatami mats and a photo of the room, lets us give an estimate faster
  2. STEP 2 Estimate We give a rough estimate on the spot and send a formal estimate Depending on the room’s shape, we visit to measure. It is free
  3. STEP 3 Order If you are satisfied, please place your order It is confirmed when the amount and date work. If not, you can decline here

Even if nothing is decided, you can proceed with a coordinator on LINE.
Please send us a message even if “nothing is decided yet.”

Gentle on pets,
without giving up the quiet of the room.

Feel free to reach out even if the product and date are not decided.

Free consultation anytime for anything unclearYour coordinator answers on LINE
LINE consultation