Linoleum Flooring

Safest, Greenest Materials in Design

NOT YOUR 1950s FLOORING

Linoleum is generally composed of wood flour, cork dust, linseed oil, pine tree resin, minerals and pigments, and jute fibers—all naturally occurring, decomposable, and renewable materials.

Most manufacturers back linoleum flooring with warranties of 25 years or more as its rigidity holds up under the normal wear and tear of foot traffic.

In addition, linoleum features a basic water resistance that you won’t find in flooring options like wood.

Today’s linoleum comes in an enormous variety of colors, styles, and patterns, including designs that mimic the look of wood, stone, or marble.

Standard Linoleum Types

Linoleum Sheet Flooring

Linoleum Sheets are the most popular choice for linoleum flooring.

Sheet linoleum is available in the widest selection of patterns and colors and comes in 6'6" rolls.

Linoleum Tile Flooring

Linoleum Tiles offer a wider variety of designs and patterns if you aren’t partial to solid hues.

They are also easier to install if you don’t want to hire a professional.

Most tiles are 12” x 12” and are backed with an adhesive or come in the click-lock form.

The downside is the fact there will be many seams, which means there’s more of a chance for water to get through

Linoleum Flooring

NOT YOUR 1950s FLOORING

Standard Linoleum Types

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