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'''Floors''' are a type of construction that cover the natural [[terrain]] with an artificial surface. Floors do not prevent other constructions to be built on top of them. There are many types of floor, with different resource costs, flammabilities, beauties, cleanlinesses, and other effects. 
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== Effects ==
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Constructed floors can bring benefits such as increased movement speed, [[beauty]], and [[Room_stats#Cleanliness|cleanliness]], as well as preventing wild [[plants]] from growing and [[fire]] from spreading.
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=== Movement speed ===
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Natural soil allows the growth of vegetation such as tall grass, bushes, and brambles, all of which cause a walking speed reduction for Colonists. [[Tree]]s prevent movement altogether, and also prevent [[roof]]s from being built over them.  Other natural surfaces incapable of growing vegetation such as raw stone, sand or ice also have lower movement speeds. Flooring a frequent path will reduce the time required to walk between the two areas.
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[[File:Floors.png|500px|thumb|right|Different flooring (and unfloored areas) in different locations]]
  
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=== Beauty ===
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Colonists are affected by the beauty of the surrounding flooring in two ways - directly, by the [[Beauty]] status level, and indirectly, by the effect of beauty on the impressiveness of some [[Room roles|room types]]. Colonists have mood effects from the beauty of their direct surroundings, especially those locations where they spend most of the day or night such as a bedroom, kitchen, workshop, research lab, etc. See the [[Beauty]] page for further details.
  
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The total beauty of a room also affects its impressiveness, which contributes to the mood benefit of rooms such as bedrooms, dining rooms, rec rooms, and hospitals. See the [[Room stats]] page for further details.
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== Description ==
 
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[[File:Floors.png|500px|right]]
 
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Floor improvements can bring benefits such as mobility speed, aesthetic comfort and hygiene, as well as prevent wild plants from growing and fires from spreading.
 
  
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=== Movement speed ===
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Different floors can also be used for purely aesthetic purposes as per player preference, or to color-designate different rooms for different purposes.
  
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Soil grows vegetation such as grass, bushes and trees, all of which cause a walking speed reduction for Colonists. Other natural surfaces incapable of growing vegetation such as sand or ice also have low movement speeds. Flooring a frequent path will reduce the time required to walk between the two ends.
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=== Cleanliness ===
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Flooring is an important factor when calculating a room's [[Room stats#Cleanliness|Cleanliness]], which is important for most rooms but particularly for kitchens, hospitals and laboratories.
  
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=== Beauty of room ===
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This is done in two ways. First, it covers up the existing [[terrain]] which almost always has a cleanliness penalty, and prevents that penalty from applying to the room. Second some floor types have a cleanliness bonus which further improves the cleanliness.
  
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Colonists are affected in mood according to their surroundings, especially those locations where they spend most of the day or night such as a bedroom, kitchen, workshop, research lab, etc. [[Carpets]] for instance can make bedrooms look nicer for their occupants.
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Flooring rooms and areas surrounding rooms where cleanliness is important prevents [[filth]] being tracked from the terrain there into the clean room as will happen for the first ?? tiles after transitioning from dirt to flooring.{{Check Tag|Detail Needed|How many tiles? Also add to Filth page}} Non-[[straw matting]] floors will not prevent the creation of filth from other sources however, such as that created by animals, but may ameliorate the loss through their other increases to cleanliness.  
  
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=== Sanitation / Safety ===
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Cleanliness improves success rates in hospitals as they help prevent the possibility of infection. It also affects [[research speed]] and the chance for food to cause [[food poisoning]].
  
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Flooring is an important factor when calculating a room's [[Room stats#Cleanliness|Cleanliness]], which is important for most rooms but particularly for kitchens, hospitals and laboratories.
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=== Cleaning time ===
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{{Main|Cleaning Time Multiplier}}
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Different floors take different amounts of time to clean ranging from 60% to 200%. While most metal floors are cleaned at 60% of the usual time, floors made out of stone blocks and the other metal floors take 80% of the time. All types of carpet have the longest cleaning time at 200% with the remaining floors at 100%.
  
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Tiles with a cleanliness bonus bring better success rates in hospitalized quarters as they help prevent the posssibility of infection.  Non-flammable flooring helps prevent fire advance to its tile while also protecting underground electrical conducts damage by weather.
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=== Flammability ===
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Non-flammable flooring helps prevent fire advance to its tile.
  
 
=== No plant growth ===
 
=== No plant growth ===
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Any flooring placed outdoors will prevent grass, bushes or trees from spreading there.  This can be useful to keep any trees from growing in the path of a [[wind turbine]] and reducing its power output.  Surrounding fields with flooring will prevent trees growing there, which your growers must clear first before they sow nearby.  It can also be used to create fire breaks to keep wildfires from spreading to your base if non-flammable materials were used.
 
Any flooring placed outdoors will prevent grass, bushes or trees from spreading there.  This can be useful to keep any trees from growing in the path of a [[wind turbine]] and reducing its power output.  Surrounding fields with flooring will prevent trees growing there, which your growers must clear first before they sow nearby.  It can also be used to create fire breaks to keep wildfires from spreading to your base if non-flammable materials were used.
  
 
Flooring can even help with security in certain biomes.  While giving a movement bonus to raiders, covering your killbox in flooring will prevent any trees growing there for raiders to take cover behind.
 
Flooring can even help with security in certain biomes.  While giving a movement bonus to raiders, covering your killbox in flooring will prevent any trees growing there for raiders to take cover behind.
  
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=== Types of Flooring ===
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=== Removing floors ===
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Floors can be removed with the '''Remove floor''' order, which is found under the Architect/Floors tab. After floors are removed, the tile will retain its old terrain type.
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Most floors return, on average, half of the resources spent at construction when removed. This can be a useful source of materials when raiding settlements or temporary camps, or simply a way to recycle unneeded floors in your own colony. Notable exceptions include [[flagstone]], [[burned floors]] and smoothed floors.
  
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There are several different types of flooring available, with each requiring specific resources to construct each tile.
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== Comparison table ==
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{{For|naturally generated surfaces|Terrain}}
  
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! Type !! Materials !! Resources Per Square !! Work to Build || Beauty !! Move Speed Modifier !! Flammability !! Cleanliness !! Wealth
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! Name !! Variants !! [[Fine floor|Fine]] !! Resources per tile !! data-sort-type="number" |  Work to Build || data-sort-type="number" | Beauty !! data-sort-type="number" | Move Speed Modifier !! data-sort-type="number" | Flammability !! data-sort-type="number" | Cleanliness !! data-sort-type="number" | Cleaning Time Multiplier !! data-sort-type="number" | Filth Multiplier !! data-sort-type="number" | Wealth
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! [[Wood floor]]
 
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| Wood || | 3{{icon|wood}} || {{ticks|{{Q|Wood floor|Work To Make}}}} ||| 0 || | 100 || | 22 || 0 || {{Market Value|3.9}}
 
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! [[Carpets|Carpet]]
 
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| Cloth || | 7{{icon|cloth}} || {{ticks|{{Q| Red carpet |Work To Make}}}} ||| 2 || | 100 || | 32 || 0 || {{Market Value|13.38}}
 
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! [[Sterile tile]]
 
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| Silver/Steel || | 12{{icon|silver}} & 3{{icon|metal}} || {{ticks|{{Q|Sterile tile|Work To Make}}}} ||| 0 || | 100 || | 0 || +0.6 || {{Market Value|23.5}}
 
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! [[Stone tile]]
 
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| Sandstone, Granite, Limestone, Slate or Marble || | 4{{icon|stone}} || {{ticks|{{Q|Stone tile |Work To Make}}}} || | 1 || | 100 || 0 || 0 || {{Market Value|8}}
 
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! [[Flagstone]]
 
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| Sandstone, Granite, Limestone, Slate or Marble || | 4{{icon|stone}} ||{{ticks|{{Q| Flagstone|Work To Make}}}} || | 0 || | 100 || 0 || 0 || {{Market Value|5.5}}
 
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! [[Silver tile]]
 
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| Silver || | 70{{icon|silver}}||{{ticks|{{Q| Silver tile|Work To Make}}}} || | 5 || | 100 || 0 || +0.2 || {{Market Value|73}}
 
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! [[Steel tile]]
 
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| Steel || | 7{{icon|metal}} || {{ticks|{{Q| Steel tile|Work To Make}}}} ||| 1 || | 100 || 0  || +0.2 || {{Market Value|16}}
 
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! [[Paved tile]]
 
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| Steel || | 2{{icon|metal}} ||{{ticks|{{Q| Paved tile|Work To Make}}}} || | 0 || | 100 || 0  || 0 || {{Market Value|5}}
 
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! [[Concrete]]
 
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| Steel || | 1{{icon|metal}} || {{ticks|{{Q| Concrete|Work To Make}}}} ||| -1 || | 100 || 0  || 0 || {{Market Value|2}}
 
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! [[Gold tile]]
 
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| Gold || | 70{{Icon Small|gold}} || {{ticks|{{Q| Gold tile|Work To Make}}}} || 12 || | 100 || 0  || +0.2 || {{Market Value|705}}
 
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! [[Smooth stone]]
 
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| Natural Stone Floor || | - || ? ||| 2 || | 100 || 0 || 0 || {{Market Value|8}}
 
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! [[Fine carpet]] {{RoyaltyIcon}}
 
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| Cloth || | 35{{Icon Small|cloth}} || {{ticks|{{Q|Fine indigo carpet|Work To Make}}}} || 4 || | 100 || 32  || 0 || {{Market Value|67}}
 
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! [[Fine stone tile]] {{RoyaltyIcon}}
 
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| Sandstone, Granite, Limestone, Slate or Marble ||| 20{{Icon|stone}} ||{{ticks|{{Q|Fine stone tile|Work To Make}}}} ||  | 3 || | 100 || 0  || 0 || {{Market Value|36}}
 
 
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! [[Rough stone]]
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| Natural Stone Floor ||| - |||| -  | -1 || | 87 || 0  || 0 || {{Market Value|0}}
 
 
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{{#ask: [[Type::Floor]] [[Name::!Rough stone]] [[Name::!Rough-hewn stone]]
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| Semi-natural Stone Floor || - ||| ? || | -1 || |93 || 0 || ? || ?
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== Verson History==  
 
== Verson History==  
 
* [[Version/0.11.877|0.11.877]] - You can now remove floors to reveal the terrain underneath.
 
* [[Version/0.11.877|0.11.877]] - You can now remove floors to reveal the terrain underneath.
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* [[Version/1.4.3523|1.4.3523]] - Cleaning time factor added.
  
 
==See also==
 
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* [[Environment#Terrain]]
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* [[Environment#Terrain|Terrain]]
 
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Floors are a type of construction that cover the natural terrain with an artificial surface. Floors do not prevent other constructions to be built on top of them. There are many types of floor, with different resource costs, flammabilities, beauties, cleanlinesses, and other effects.

Effects[edit]

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This section is suggested to be rewritten. Reason: Tone, detail, cleanup and expansion - bring information around to mechanical effects (e.g. Cleanliness good because directly affects impressiveness/research speed etc). Potential split needed - Summary (effects of flooring) and analysis (Selection and strategies) per Format Standard. You can help the RimWorld Wiki by improving it.

Constructed floors can bring benefits such as increased movement speed, beauty, and cleanliness, as well as preventing wild plants from growing and fire from spreading.

Movement speed[edit]

Natural soil allows the growth of vegetation such as tall grass, bushes, and brambles, all of which cause a walking speed reduction for Colonists. Trees prevent movement altogether, and also prevent roofs from being built over them. Other natural surfaces incapable of growing vegetation such as raw stone, sand or ice also have lower movement speeds. Flooring a frequent path will reduce the time required to walk between the two areas.

Different flooring (and unfloored areas) in different locations

Beauty[edit]

Colonists are affected by the beauty of the surrounding flooring in two ways - directly, by the Beauty status level, and indirectly, by the effect of beauty on the impressiveness of some room types. Colonists have mood effects from the beauty of their direct surroundings, especially those locations where they spend most of the day or night such as a bedroom, kitchen, workshop, research lab, etc. See the Beauty page for further details.

The total beauty of a room also affects its impressiveness, which contributes to the mood benefit of rooms such as bedrooms, dining rooms, rec rooms, and hospitals. See the Room stats page for further details.

Different floors can also be used for purely aesthetic purposes as per player preference, or to color-designate different rooms for different purposes.

Cleanliness[edit]

Flooring is an important factor when calculating a room's Cleanliness, which is important for most rooms but particularly for kitchens, hospitals and laboratories.

This is done in two ways. First, it covers up the existing terrain which almost always has a cleanliness penalty, and prevents that penalty from applying to the room. Second some floor types have a cleanliness bonus which further improves the cleanliness.

Flooring rooms and areas surrounding rooms where cleanliness is important prevents filth being tracked from the terrain there into the clean room as will happen for the first ?? tiles after transitioning from dirt to flooring.[Detail Needed] Non-straw matting floors will not prevent the creation of filth from other sources however, such as that created by animals, but may ameliorate the loss through their other increases to cleanliness.

Cleanliness improves success rates in hospitals as they help prevent the possibility of infection. It also affects research speed and the chance for food to cause food poisoning.

Cleaning time[edit]

Main article: Cleaning Time Multiplier

Different floors take different amounts of time to clean ranging from 60% to 200%. While most metal floors are cleaned at 60% of the usual time, floors made out of stone blocks and the other metal floors take 80% of the time. All types of carpet have the longest cleaning time at 200% with the remaining floors at 100%.

Flammability[edit]

Non-flammable flooring helps prevent fire advance to its tile.

No plant growth[edit]

Any flooring placed outdoors will prevent grass, bushes or trees from spreading there. This can be useful to keep any trees from growing in the path of a wind turbine and reducing its power output. Surrounding fields with flooring will prevent trees growing there, which your growers must clear first before they sow nearby. It can also be used to create fire breaks to keep wildfires from spreading to your base if non-flammable materials were used.

Flooring can even help with security in certain biomes. While giving a movement bonus to raiders, covering your killbox in flooring will prevent any trees growing there for raiders to take cover behind.

Removing floors[edit]

Floors can be removed with the Remove floor order, which is found under the Architect/Floors tab. After floors are removed, the tile will retain its old terrain type.

Most floors return, on average, half of the resources spent at construction when removed. This can be a useful source of materials when raiding settlements or temporary camps, or simply a way to recycle unneeded floors in your own colony. Notable exceptions include flagstone, burned floors and smoothed floors.

Comparison table[edit]

For naturally generated surfaces, see Terrain.
  • Name Variants Fine Resources per tile Work to Build Beauty Move Speed Modifier Flammability Cleanliness Cleaning Time Multiplier Filth Multiplier Wealth
    Bridge – Ex.png Wood 12 1,500 ticks (25 secs) 0 100% 80% 0 100% 100% 20
    Burned floor Carpet, Straw matting, Wood floor Ex.png Any Carpet/Straw matting/Wood floor – -6 93% 0% 0 100% 100% 0
    Carpet 63 colors Ex.png Cloth 7 800 ticks (13.33 secs) 2 100% 32% 0 200% 100% 13
    Concrete – Ex.png Steel 1 100 ticks (1.67 secs) -1 100% 0% 0 80% 100% 2.3
    Flagstone Limestone, Marble, Granite, Sandstone, Slate Ex.png Stuff 4 (Stony) 500 ticks (8.33 secs) 0 100% 0% 0 80% 100% 5.5
    Gold tile – Check.png Gold 70 800 ticks (13.33 secs) 11 100% 0% 0.2 60% 100% 705
    Paved tile – Ex.png Steel 2 300 ticks (5 secs) 0 100% 0% 0 80% 100% 4.9
    Silver tile – Check.png Silver 70 800 ticks (13.33 secs) 4 100% 0% 0.2 60% 100% 73
    Steel tile – Ex.png Steel 7 800 ticks (13.33 secs) 0 100% 0% 0.2 60% 100% 16
    Sterile tile – Ex.png Steel 3 +  Silver 12 1,600 ticks (26.67 secs) -1 100% 0% 0.6 60% 100% 24
    Stone tile Limestone, Marble, Granite, Sandstone, Slate Ex.png Stuff 4 (Stony) 1,100 ticks (18.33 secs) 1 100% 0% 0 80% 100% 8
    Straw matting – Ex.png Hay 2 120 ticks (2 secs) -1 93% 150% -0.1 100% 5% 1.6
    Wood floor – Ex.png Wood 3 85 ticks (1.42 secs) 0 100% 22% 0 100% 100% 3.9
    Bioferrite plate Content added by the Anomaly DLC – Ex.png Bioferrite 4 840 ticks (14 secs) -2 100% 15% 0 60% 100% 5.5
    Flesh Content added by the Anomaly DLC – Ex.png – -10 87% 32% -3 150% Expression error: Missing operand for *.% 0
    Void metal Content added by the Anomaly DLC – Ex.png – – 0 100% 0% 1 60% 100% 0
    Fungal gravel Content added by the Ideology DLC – Ex.png Overhead mountain 1,000 ticks (16.67 secs) -1 87% 0% -1 100% 100% 0
    Hex carpet Content added by the Ideology DLC 63 colors Check.png Cloth 35 4,000 ticks (1.11 mins) 4 100% 32% 0 200% 100% 67
    Hex tile Content added by the Ideology DLC – Check.png Steel 12 5,000 ticks (1.39 mins) 3 100% 0% 0 60% 100% 41
    Mindbend carpet Content added by the Ideology DLC Diamond, Purple, Green, Blue, Yellow Check.png Cloth 35 4,000 ticks (1.11 mins) 4 100% 32% 0 200% 100% 67
    Morbid carpet Content added by the Ideology DLC 63 colors Check.png Cloth 35 4,000 ticks (1.11 mins) 4 100% 32% 0 200% 100% 67
    Morbid stone tile Content added by the Ideology DLC Limestone, Marble, Granite, Sandstone, Slate Check.png Stuff 20 (Stony) 5,000 ticks (1.39 mins) 3 100% 0% 0 80% 100% 36
    Spikecore plates Content added by the Ideology DLC – Check.png Steel 12 5,000 ticks (1.39 mins) 3 100% 0% 0 60% 100% 41
    Spikecore stone tile Content added by the Ideology DLC Limestone, Marble, Granite, Sandstone, Slate Check.png Stuff 20 (Stony) 5,000 ticks (1.39 mins) 3 100% 0% 0 80% 100% 36
    Totemic boards Content added by the Ideology DLC – Check.png Wood 20 5,000 ticks (1.39 mins) 3 100% 22% 0 100% 100% 42
    Totemic stone tile Content added by the Ideology DLC Limestone, Marble, Granite, Sandstone, Slate Check.png Stuff 20 (Stony) 5,000 ticks (1.39 mins) 3 100% 0% 0 80% 100% 36
    Fine carpet Content added by the Royalty DLC 63 colors Check.png Cloth 35 4,000 ticks (1.11 mins) 4 100% 32% 0 200% 100% 67
    Fine stone tile Content added by the Royalty DLC Limestone, Marble, Granite, Sandstone, Slate Check.png Stuff 20 (Stony) 5,000 ticks (1.39 mins) 3 100% 0% 0 80% 100% 36

    • Verson History[edit]

    • 0.11.877 - You can now remove floors to reveal the terrain underneath.
    • 1.4.3523 - Cleaning time factor added.

    See also[edit]


    Architect
    Floors
    Burned floors (Carpet, Straw matting, Wood floor, Bioferrite plateContent added by the Anomaly DLC) • Concrete • Flagstones (Sandstone, Granite, Limestone, Slate, Marble) • Gold tile • Paved tile • Silver tile • Steel tile • Sterile tile • Straw matting • Wood floor • Fungal gravel Content added by the Ideology DLC • Hex tile Content added by the Ideology DLC • Spikecore plates Content added by the Ideology DLC • Totemic boards Content added by the Ideology DLC
    (research)
    Carpet • Stone tiles (Sandstone, Granite, Limestone, Slate, Marble) • Fine carpets Content added by the Royalty DLC • Fine stone tiles Content added by the Royalty DLC (Sandstone, Granite, Limestone, Slate, Marble) • Hex carpet Content added by the Ideology DLC • Mindbend carpet Content added by the Ideology DLC • Morbid carpet Content added by the Ideology DLC • Morbid stone tiles Content added by the Ideology DLC (Sandstone, Granite, Limestone, Slate, Marble) • Spikecore stone tiles Content added by the Ideology DLC (Sandstone, Granite, Limestone, Slate, Marble) • Totemic stone tiles Content added by the Ideology DLC (Sandstone, Granite, Limestone, Slate, Marble) • Bioferrite plateContent added by the Anomaly DLC
    Floor coverings Content added by the Ideology DLC
    Animalist slab (Medium, Broad) • Morbid slab (Medium, Broad) • Rustic rug (Medium, Broad) • Spikecore floor-star (Medium, Broad) • Totemic slab (Medium, Broad)
    Related
    Bridge • Smooth stone • Void metalContent added by the Anomaly DLC

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