Flooring Products – Vinyl Floors

Vinyl flooring has evolved over the years alongside all other flooring. Many conventional vinyl floors used to have a felt backing which could crack during installation and permit bacteria and mold to grow on the backing. The new vinyl products on the market are made of vinyl and fibreglass and are very flexible and stable making it easier to install in tight places. The manufacturers are coming out with dazzling colours and patterns that emulate real stone and wood that can fool the experienced eye.

Tarkett

Tarkett’s Fibre Floor stands out for its exceptional features. It’s certified asthma and allergy friendly™, ensuring a hypoallergenic environment. Its durability shines through its resistance to wear, scuffs, scratches, and indentation, while also warding off water, moisture, mold, and mildew. This flooring is designed to repel stains and offers easy cleaning, complemented by lifetime, 15-, and 10-year limited warranties. Additionally, its construction is phthalate-free, reflecting Tarkett’s commitment to a healthier and long-lasting flooring solution.

Congoleum

Congoleum’s Air step products’ advantages come from their UltraTec construction. Rather than a fiber glass inner liner, Air Step uses a felt inner liner, which allows for the small amount of size change necessary with natural temperature changes. The products are back coated with the same amount of vinyl that is used on the top layer allowing the product to remain flat when loose laid.

Having the option to loose lay a resilient sheet floor is a huge installation technological advancement. Floating floors can hide subfloor irregularities more so than the traditional glue gown installation. UltraTec as a technology has greatly improved the resilient sheet market and installation as we know it today.

Beaulieu

Beaulieu’s vinyl flooring is renowned for its resilience, making it ideal for high-traffic residential and commercial spaces. With a diverse array of styles, colors, and textures, customers can find options that match their aesthetic preferences. Its water resistance suits areas prone to moisture, like kitchens and bathrooms, while also being easy to clean. Providing comfort, insulation, and affordability, this flooring offers a budget-friendly yet durable choice. Its installation flexibility and potential eco-friendly options further appeal to consumers seeking adaptable, sustainable solutions.