Sheet Linoleum

Sheet linoleum is a single piece of linoleum that is cut to fit the room. It is typically glued down to the subfloor. Sheet linoleum is durable and easy to clean, making it a popular choice for kitchens and bathrooms.

Tile Linoleum

Linoleum tile is available in a variety of sizes and colors. It is typically glued down to the subfloor, but it can also be installed using a floating floor system. Linoleum tile is a good choice for areas where you want to create a custom design, such as a kitchen backsplash or foyer.

Click-lock or Snap-together Linoleum Planks

Linoleum plank is a newer type of linoleum flooring that is designed to look like hardwood flooring. It is available in a variety of colors and finishes. Linoleum plank is typically installed using a floating floor system.

Self-adhesive Linoleum Tiles

Offering similar advantages to tile linoleum, these come with an added feature of adhesive backing. These are a prime choice for temporary installations or places requiring frequent design changes.

Residential Marvel

Primarily used in kitchens, bathrooms, and laundry rooms, linoleum offers a comfortable underfoot feel and is resistant to water damage, a must for wet areas in the home.

Commercial Prowess

In spaces like offices, schools, and hospitals, linoleum provides a seamless, professional appearance coupled with the durability needed to withstand heavy foot traffic.

Historical Renovations

For those looking to maintain the authenticity of older buildings, linoleum remains true to its roots, providing a historically accurate flooring solution.

Eco-Sensitive Spaces

Being a sustainable choice, linoleum suits eco-friendly buildings, an ever-growing concern in today's world.