Linoleum & Vinyl
Because it’s made from natural materials, such as linseed oil, Linoleum is very healthy (anti-bacterial) and green (biodegradable). Resilient flooring – also known as ‘vinyl’ or ‘sheet vinyl’ – has been around for decades and is still one of the most popular types of flooring around. It’s made using a printing process known as ‘rotogravure’, which prints a pattern on the flooring substrate via an engraved cylinder. Today’s resilient flooring is manufactured much in the same way it always has been, yet the styles and technologies have evolved with the times. Vinyl sheet is known for its versatile array of designs. Browse the selection now to find a durable and stylish vinyl sheet floor in a look to match your décor. Vinyl sheet is even available in wood, stone, ceramic, and slate visuals.
Armstrong
It’s not your grandmother’s linoleum anymore. Today, linoleum floors have a whole new image, as Armstrong linoleum is available in a wide range of colors and patterns. Resilient flooring – also known as ‘vinyl’ or ‘sheet vinyl’ – has been around for decades and is still one of the most popular types of flooring around. It’s made using a printing process known as ‘rotogravure’, which prints a pattern on the flooring substrate via an engraved cylinder.
Today’s resilient flooring is manufactured much in the same way it always has been, yet the styles and technologies have evolved with the times. Vinyl sheet is known for its versatile array of designs. Browse the selection now to find a durable and stylish vinyl sheet floor in a look to match your décor. Vinyl sheet is even available in wood, stone, ceramic, and slate visuals.
Tarkett Fibre Floor
Tarkett designed its FiberFloor to stand up to real-life water, moisture, scuffs, and indentations in a warm way. The flooring is smart, comfortable and beautiful.
Mannington
Mannington resilient flooring contains recycled content — in fact, we’re the ONLY manufacturer to incorporate recycled content into this product. We also pioneered the use of ultra-low VOC, water based inks (VOC’s are “volatile organic compounds”, which can be detrimental to indoor air quality) back in the late 1980’s, and we make all of our vinyl products right here in the U.S. (at our New Jersey headquarters location.)
Forbo
Forbo Flooring Systems is the global leader in linoleum floor coverings, owning a 60% market share. Forbo products combine high levels of functionality and durability, offering a full range of professional service products.
