The Flooring Fashion Future

Resilient flooring as we know it today has gone through more than a century of evolution and innovation. From its humble beginnings as linoleum to its current incarnations as sheet vinyl and luxury vinyl (LVT), resilient has come a long way.

Resilient flooring is the hard surface flooring with a little bit of give. From cork and leather to sheet vinyl and luxury vinyl flooring, contemporary flooring looks fabulous and performs even better.

With that little extra give, resilient flooring is kind to your feet and legs. Those working on their feet in kitchens, workshops or retailers can attest to the comfort of a resilient floor compared to ceramic tile or terrazzo.

Resilient flooring is the hard surface flooring with a little bit of give. With that little extra give, resilient flooring is kind to your feet and legs.

Using state-of-the-art digital imaging, including different species of hardwood and innovative formatting like planks, resilient flooring offers unlimited possibilities of style and design. Gone are the days of the high gloss finish found on lolder sheet vinyl and stick-on  tiles. Today's luxury vinyl flooring has pleasing satin and matt finishes.

Much of the resilient flooring on the market today is made of high-performance vinyl. So it's highly durable, easy to clean, and wear resistant and even waterproof! Just look donw...you'll find it in high traffic public spaces such as hotels, hospitals, schools and shopping malls. So you know it will hold up to family activities in a busy home.

It's not just the affordable price point that saves you money. Resilient flooring lasts a long time with very little maintenance. Just damp mop then flooring with a recommended cleaner to keep its always new appearance. Low upkeep and long lifespan create a low cost of ownership.

And unlike natural flooring materials, resilient flooring won't chip, crack, warp or yellow.