Three flooring distributors and a coatings solutions company announce the promotion and addition of new team members. Read on for Floor Trends & Installation's round-up of recent arrivals and changes in flooring sales and business.
Following recent management changes, Bella Flooring Group reaffirms its market presence under new leadership, with plans for significant investment and product expansion in 2025.
AFS Group, the nation's fifth-largest independent flooring retailer based in Columbus, Ohio, has acquired Flooring Solutions, a Memphis, Tennessee-based flooring and tile retailer reporting more than $10 million in annual sales.
Shaw Industries is further enhancing its domestic resilient flooring manufacturing capabilities with a $90 million investment in Plant RP in Ringgold, Georgia, which makes SPC and LVT resilient flooring. This latest phase of investment will more than double the facility’s resilient flooring production capacity by 2026.
Portobello America, the U.S. arm of Portobello Grupo, celebrates a year of achievements since launching its state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Baxter, Tennessee.
Cosentino Group, a manufacturer of sustainable surfaces for architecture and design, has reopened its upgraded city showrooms in Miami and Los Angeles. The renovated spaces feature interactive digital displays and an Atelier table, offering visitors an immersive experience with Cosentino's full product range.
Fuse Commercial Flooring Alliance announced three new members to its network. North Coast Floor & Tile, Cal Coast Commercial Flooring, and Ray’s Flooring Specialists bring a wealth of experience and expertise to the network, further strengthening its presence in the commercial flooring industry.
The buildout provides additional warehousing space for commercial flooring products, including luxury vinyl tile and sheet flooring used for healthcare, senior living, multifamily, retail, hospitality, education, transportation, and workplace projects.
The hard-surface retailers announced new locations in North Kansas City, Missouri; Austell-Mableton, Georgia; Turnersville, New Jersey; and Davie, Florida.
Armina, a natural stone importer and fabrictor headquartered in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, is expanding into the South Florida market by opening two new locations.
