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| Resilient floors, as the name implies, have some "give" or elasticity to them, and are often used in kitchens and baths because of their good looks, resistance to moisture and wide varieties of colors and textures. Consumers frequently refer to resilient floors incorrectly as linoleum. Linoleum is a natural product composed of linseed oil, cork, limestone and wood resins. While linoleum is enjoying somewhat of a renaissance, the most common resilient floor covering material is sheet vinyl, including inlaid designs and photographic printed versions, and vinyl composition tiles or VCT. Resilient floors are relatively easy to keep clean. No matter which resilient floor you choose you will find stylish options, high performance and tremendous value. |
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Laminate
