Vinyl

Compared with other floor covering options, vinyl is a great value. The look and texture of most natural materials (wood, ceramic, stone, brick, etc.) can be recreated in vinyl. The design and color combinations are nearly limitless.

Vinyl is also resilient. It’s cushy and constructed to be very forgiving of foot traffic and dropped objects. Vinyl is also gentle on elderly joints and crawling toddlers.

Vinyl can be installed anywhere. And because it doesn’t absorb liquids, vinyl is the preferred floor covering in bathrooms and kitchens. Vinyl flooring is sold in 6’ or 12’ wide rolls, for virtually seamless installation.

Vinyl Composite Tile (VCT) tends to be the preferred flooring option in commercial and industrial applications. Sold in 12” squares, the tile is installed over a specially formulated adhesive. The tile is generally finished with a wax and buff specifically made for VCT.

Durable and easy to maintain, VCT is favored over other flooring options in high-traffic areas. VCT is resistant to impact and abrasion and it can be refinished repeatedly. When properly installed, the tile can be removed and replaced if damaged.