Vinyl flooring combines dramatic, authentic-looking visuals - like slate, limestone, sisal and linen - with durability and easy maintenance. Our vinyl flooring is also very versatile and a breeze to install. If you are handy, you can install vinyl sheet flooring in your kitchen, bathroom or any other room!

There are 3 main types of vinyl floorings available.

Resilient Vinyl Sheet

Congoleum resilient sheet flooring is by far the most versatile type of flooring available today. Offered in hundreds of flooring styles and colors, Congoleum flooring is manufactured in a continuous length in either 6' or 12' widths for virtually seamless installations in all types of rooms. Priced for every budget, resilient sheet flooring is warmer to the touch, comfortable underfoot and easy to care for making it ideal for today's busy lifestyles. Congoleum offers a wide range of residential sheet flooring products including Xclusive featuring Scotchgard Protector. In addition, we manufacture a variety of commercial sheet floors that are well suited for many types of commercial applications; from light to heavily trafficked areas.

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DuraCeramic

DuraCeramic tile has finally brought flooring technology into the 21st Century. If you like the look of ceramic, but hate cold feet, then Congoleum DuraCeramic is made for you. Warmer and More Comfortable Underfoot than Ordinary Ceramic

• Limestone Composite Construction Resists Cracking
• Upscale 16" x 16" Nominal Tile Size
• Install Full Tiles With or Without DuraCeramic Premixed Grout
• DuraCeramic Options Gives you the Choice of an 8" x 8" Ungrouted Beveled-Edge Look or it Can Be Scored and Separated to Create 8" x 8" Tiles for a Grouted or Custom Installation
• Extremely Durable and Easy to Maintain
• Lifelong Limited Warranty against Fade, Stain and Wear Out / Five-Year Commercial Limited Warranty

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Linoleum

Genuine linoleum, not to be confused with vinyl, is a classic, invented nearly 150 years ago and still completely relevant today. Environmentally preferred linoleum is made from natural, raw materials. Linseed oil, which comes from the flax plant, is the primary ingredient. (In Latin, linum is the word for linseed and oleum means oil.) Other ingredients include wood or cork powder, resins and ground limestone. Mineral pigments provide the rich colors. The ingredients are mixed together, then rolled out between two cylinders (a process called "calendaring") onto a jute backing. The linoleum is then cured in ovens for 14 to 21 days. The resulting floor is then rolled on cores, ready for installation. Sheet linoleum is available in many thicknesses. 2.0 mm is suitable for residential use. It is sold in a two-meter (or 6' 7") width size.

Keep In Mind:

• Unlike most vinyl, which is manufactured with a protective top coat, genuine linoleum does not have a protective layer over the design. Linoleum floors must be polished to get that protective layer, which helps prevent staining. If a stain does occur, strip and reapply polish over that spot.
• Linoleum releases a harmless odor (from the linseed oil) when it is first installed, much like that of a freshly painted room. This odor will dissipate.
• New linoleum sometimes has a yellow cast on the surface, called a "drying room film" that is a natural effect created by the floor's composition. This film will dissipate when the floor is exposed to natural or artificial light. Make sure you expose linoleum samples to light for a several hours before making your final design and color choice.
• Most linoleum is sold as a sheet product. Linoleum tile is available, but it is more prone to warping and curled edges.

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