Resilient Flooring is Strong, Beautiful, and Affordable

Resilient Flooring is Economical

Resilient flooring, also known as vinyl flooring, is versatile. It is a highly engineered combination of polymer materials that allows for increased strength and durability throughout the lifetime of the product. Available in large sheets or in easily applied tiles, there is hardly a space in your home that wouldn’t be suitable for resilient. Supple resilient won’t crack when laid down on floors that are prone to movement, and its superior resistance to scratching, gouging, tearing, staining, and moisture infiltration means you may expect your resilient floor to look pristine for years to come. Perhaps best of all, resilient is one of the most economical choices for flooring that the market can provide — but it does not achieve its attractive price tag by compromising quality!

Resilient presents durable and versatile options for cost-effective and easily maintained floors. See some of the resilient options below.

Sheet Resilient

Sheet resilient is a layered construction sold in 6′ and 12′ widths. Resilient can be installed anywhere in your home that is a flat, level surface. It can last 20 to 30 years due to its resistance to stains, scratches, moisture, and fading.

Advantages of Sheet Resilient

Broadest range of colors and designs
One of the most economically priced types of flooring
Comfortable and resilient
Low maintenance
Water resistant
Installs almost anywhere
Virtually seamless

Considerations of Sheet Resilient

Has no effect on home value
Gouging and tearing
Not as DIY-friendly as other flooring
Must allow for expansion and contraction

Resilient Tile

Resilient tile comes in several varieties, from inexpensive “peel and stick” to luxury. Resilient tile is a composite layered construction consisting of a protective wear layer, a protective clear film layer, a printed resilient design layer, and a resilient tile backing.

Advantages of Resilient Tile

Great value
Easy installation
Installs almost anywhere
Wide variety of designs, sizes, and shapes
Low maintenance

Considerations of Resilient Tile

Seams can accumulate dirt and moisture
Gouging and tearing
Has no effect on home value

CLEO

CLEO uses omni construction combining a base of mineral composite core, ChromaTRU digital imaging, and a high-performance protective coating. It is available in both plank and tile formats.

Advantages of CLEO Flooring

Great value
100% VOC-free, eco-forward, and sustainable
Made with 85% American limestone
Manufactured completely in the USA
Waterproof
Easy care and maintenance
ChromaTRU printing creates more realistic-looking flooring

Considerations of CLEO Home Flooring

Seams can accumulate dirt and moisture

Care & Maintenance

You should only get mats with non-staining backings.
Close curtains or blinds to prevent sunlight from concentrating on the floor, causing fading.
Support furniture legs with wide-bearing, non-staining floor protectors.
If you must move heavy furniture or appliances across the resilient tile floor, always use strips of wood or hardboard runways to protect it.

Routine Maintenance

Sweep your floor regularly — at least weekly – to remove loose dirt.
Prevent stains by wiping spills promptly.
Use a solution of cleaner (or clear, non-sudsy ammonia) in warm water according to the directions on the cleaner, rinsing when time permits providing the best care and highest shine.