Vinyl Flooring
No other type of flooring can replicate the look and texture of real ceramic tile, stone or hardwood flooring like vinyl - and at a fraction of the cost. Vinyl flooring is available in two types - inlaid or rotogravure. Inlaid vinyl flooring has been around for years. It's made when colored vinyl chips are bonded together with heat and pressure on top of a carrier sheet, resulting in the various geometric patterns that vinyl flooring is famous for. Rotogravure vinyl flooring is now more commonplace in residential homes. Rotogravure patterns are printed on a thick, flat vinyl layer with a spinning cylinder that applies dye to create flooring patterns. In addition to the unlimited colors and patterns vinyl flooring provides, it's also extremely easy to clean and maintain, plus its stain and tear resistant.
