Floorings [noun]

The 240-milliliter water tank covers up to 2,000 square feet of flooring for a tough and thorough clean.

Sometimes the person’s shoes are of interest, but more often, it’s the graphic flooring that catches your eye.

The flooring of the shed is reinforced to support heavy equipment.

The bridge flooring rests on the supporting members, and is of very various types according to the purpose of the bridge.

This increment is larger on the flooring girders than on the main ones, and on short main girders than on long ones.

Road bridges vary so much in the character of the flooring that no general rule can be given.

The cost of abutments and bridge flooring is practically independent of the length of span adopted.

The slabs of the flooring, covered everywhere else with greenish moisture, wore a blood-red tint under the prong.

Floors of upper stories were sometimes made of wood, but concrete was used here, too, poured over a temporary flooring of wood.

Mr. Lane went to one corner of the cabin, and, pulling up a loose board of the flooring, drew out two heavy sacks.