'making the floor' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
For example, you could use it in a sentence such as "He was busy making the floor shine."
Eventually, you're making the floor dirtier if you don't change the water.
Sometimes the camera itself turns, making the floor and the room the dancers occupy seem to revolve like a dizzying panoptic machine.
Eileen: We needed a place to shelve and organize the thousands of books that filled our home and were making the floor joists sag!
And Mr. Sanders went the extra step of buying inexpensive rugs, which go a long way toward making the floor look like part of the house.
But the small things he did — removing baseboards on the third floor to leave gaps at the bottom of the walls, making the floor itself seem to be a separate plane; installing high baseboards on the fifth floor, using the same oak as the floor, to make the floor appear recessed — left the building unmistakably his.
It was the combination of design features intended to reflect the climate, together with an objective of making the floor areas congruent with the size of the administrative elements of the utility that occupied them, that resulted in the building's distinctive structural profile.
