Resilient Flooring Information

Known as resilient flooring because of its cushion-like texture, resilient flooring has long been the most popular hard surface flooring in the United States and is second only to carpet in floor covering sales.

Resilient flooring is manufactured by combining plastic with filler and pigments, which is then processed into sheets. It is popular in a wide range of commercial and residential applications because of its aesthetic appeal, wide selection of colors and patterns, long lasting beauty, low maintenance requirements and easy installation.

Also known as vinyl flooring, resilient flooring is stain resistant, easy to clean, impervious to water and can last for many years before needing replacement, making it a cost-effective flooring choice.

Projects that Included Resilient Flooring:

• Lake Hills Elementary School (Bellevue, WA)
• Woodridge Elementary School (Bellevue, WA)
• Carrington Academy Child Care Learning Center (Cumming, GA)
• Clemson Memorial Stadium West End Zone (Clemson, SC)
• South Carolina School for the Deaf and Blind (Spartanburg, SC)
• Charlotte County Courthouse (Punta Gorda, FL)
• GOLDEN AGE NURSING HOME (Greenwood, MS)
• WAL-MART SUPERCENTER 3608 (North Madison, OH)
• VA TECH BIOLOGY BUILDING BP2 (Blacksburg, VA)
• BERGEN REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER (Paramus, NJ)