Let’s face it – flooring is important … and so is sustainability. When you can put the two together, you have a win-win situation. You can count on the most sustainable flooring options to be composed of sustainable materials – thus, the name. Focusing on using sustainable materials and on waste reduction can help make
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Wood is regarded as a sustainable flooring material, chiefly due to the uptake of carbon by the trees. Hardwood trees also have a relatively slow growth rate, but the renewal rate for wood depends on the type of tree and type of wood flooring. In general, hardwood trees can take several decades or more to
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More homeowners and business owners than ever before are making sustainable choices when it comes to flooring. The good news is that seeking eco-friendly floors does not mean that one has to sacrifice style or aesthetics. However, selecting the right type of eco floors is not a small task, and the decision should be made
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In the past, homeowners and business owners may not have placed a great amount of emphasis on non-toxic flooring, but those days are over. Today, most consumers prefer non-toxic items in the home or business. There is ample evidence indicating the type of flooring installed can impact the quality of indoor air and affect health.
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In recent years, restaurant rubber flooring has become a popular choice for many commercial businesses, including restaurant kitchens. The reasons for selecting rubber flooring for restaurants include its ability to resist stains, durability, ease of cleaning, low maintenance, and extreme toughness with the ability to withstand significant foot and roller traffic. Despite these advantages, rubber
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