Conductive flooring is a specialized type of flooring designed to control static electricity in environments where electronic equipment is used. It is made from materials that allow electrical charges to dissipate safely, preventing damage to sensitive devices and reducing the risk of static shocks. This flooring is commonly used in places like computer rooms, laboratories, and manufacturing facilities. The installation of conductive flooring typically involves a combination of conductive materials and grounding systems. These floors can be made from vinyl, rubber, or other materials that are treated to enhance their conductivity. Proper maintenance is essential to ensure the flooring remains effective in managing static electricity over time.