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LayRed: the foundation of luxury at Hotel Residence Inn by Marriott

For its new Residence Inn in Ghent, Marriott went for a custom-made LayRed design from Moduleo. The reason? Its amazing acoustic qualities. 


  • Location: Ghent (BE)
  • Sector: Hospitality & leisure
  • Product Category: Luxury vinyl tiles
  • Surface: 2.200 m²


Marriott lays the foundations of luxury with LayRed at new Residence Inn

Luxury hotel chain Marriott is all about comfortable, elegant design. So, when the group built a new Residence Inn close to the university hospital in Ghent, Belgium, the search for the perfect partners to uphold those high standards began.

Marriott’s Residence Inns are catered to longer stays, allowing people to ‘travel like they live’. Equipped with every modern comfort (and then some), the Residence Inn in Ghent boasts an atmosphere that is both luxurious and soothing.

A high-quality foundation for luxury

“In a luxury hotel environment, comfort is key”, Jochem Vanderheyden, contractor at Veldeman Aannemingen, explains. “Eliminating noise pollution is an important part of that, which is why we opted for LayRed. Moduleo truly delivered on its promise to reduce contact sound by -22dB. It’s a great benefit for Marriott, which strives to create the most comfortable hotel experience possible for our guests.”

Additionally, Moduleo provided a custom-made colour and design for the Marriott Residence Inn, digitally enhancing LayRed Midland Oak 22110 with an extra matte effect.

Swift and economical execution

Using LayRed Midland Oak 22110 also accelerated the project, as the LVT floor has an integrated underlay. This means it can be installed directly onto the subfloor without need for additional egalization. By eliminating this extra step, LayRed allowed Marriott to save time and money.

“Thanks to LayRed, we were able to install the floor immediately without additional subfloor egalization. That meant we were able to finish the rooms twice as fast as usual.”

Jochem Vanderheyden, contractor at Veldeman Aannemingen