MATERIALS

 The name says it all. It's milled from solid wood and comes unfinished, so you can apply your own stain, or prefinished for one less step and an easier installation.

 Engineered hardwood construction has durable, high-performance qualities. It is constructed with multi-layers of wood; each layer is positioned in a different direction.

Bamboo flooring behaves much like wood flooring—it can even be refinished in the same way. Bamboo is every bit as hard as most hardwoods and is slightly more water-resistant. 

Offering easy maintenance, sound absorption, warmth, and comfort underfoot, cork is a smart, eco-friendly flooring choice for many of today's homeowners.

Easy-to-install, attractive, and durable alternative to solid hardwood flooring.

Rubber floors can withstand a high volume of foot traffic and they are also water resistant so they won't be damaged by moisture or spills.

 Vinyl sheet is often used as an alternative to natural stone, ceramic tile or even hardwood, especially in rooms like kitchens, laundry rooms and bathrooms that are more susceptible to moisture. The layered construction provides stability, cushioning and a protective finish for durability. 

Linoleum flooring maintains it's good looks because the pigments are throughout the thickness of the material, not just on the surface like vinyl and laminate floorings. That helps camouflage scratches and dings. Linoleum requires little maintenance, needing only occasional sweeping and damp mopping.

When used for area carpeting, these carpets have the advantage of being installed without creating seams. Because they are woven on large looms, they can be made to a larger size, being able to be used as standalone rugs and carpets.

Thanks to their smaller size, carpet tiles are easier to lift, move and install compared to broadloom carpet. Their modularity also typically produces less waste during installation, as you are able to select tiles in various sizes to better fit specific spaces.

Area rugs provide comfort, warmth, and decorative interest (color, pattern, texture, etc.). They can act as artwork for the floor, and they can create a frame in which to place furniture and define spaces.

Vinyl tile is frequently chosen for high-traffic areas because of its low cost, durability, and ease of maintenance. Vinyl tiles have high resilience to abrasion and impact damage and can be repeatedly refinished with chemical strippers and mechanical buffing equipment.

Luxury vinyl is durable, waterproof flooring that has the look of hardwood or stone without the hefty price tag. Also referred to as LVT/LVP, luxury vinyl is made up of multiple layers that aid in the design, durability, and ease of maintenance.

The density of porcelain tile makes it more durable than ceramic tile while being less subject to wear and tear. This makes it more suitable for commercial use as well as in the home.

 Ceramic tiles are kiln-fired at a lower temperature than porcelain tiles, making them less dense, softer, and more porous. The clay used in its composition is also less refined, making it a more affordable, albeit less durable, option.

The biggest benefit of using mosaic glass tiles are the great look that can be achieved with a proper installation. Glass tiles or a mix of glass and natural stone can be arranged in simple or intricate patterns. Because of the nature of glass mosaic, it is very luminescent and reflect light to brighten a room.

Natural stone is sturdy and durable. It is not slippery like ceramic and other materials, making it a safe option for homeowners with kids or pets. These tiles also offer a reasonable amount of insulation, helping keep your home warm in the winter and cool in the summer.