New from Domco is a wall display designed to showcase both the company's fiberglass-backed FiberFloor and felt-backed resilient flooring. Called Estilista, the display is able to hold 188 SKUs of felt-backed resilient products in and 120 FiberFloor patterns in an easy-to-use format, the company says.
Dancik International's Selection Sheet Manager enables users to track customer selections and search via certain criteria. Since the software maintains a central database of all selections, customers can be searched via name, address, builder, contractor or designer, regardless of which showroom the customer originally visited.
Couristan has expanded its Lotus Garden area rug collection with two new looks: Gerber Daisy and Kamala Scroll. Hand-carved for added depth and texture, both rugs are power-loomed using 100 percent semi-worsted New Zealand wool.
Congoleum has enhanced its Forum Plank line of wood-look luxury vinyl tile. The company has expanded Forum Plank with two new designs: Danbury Oak and Victorian Plank.
Roppe has expanded its Pinnacle Plus wall base line with five new profiles. With this addition, the range of rubber wall base includes 10 designs ranging from standard toe base to base shoe looks.
Inspired by antique Peshawar rugs, Capel presents Chobi Garden in a new Butterscotch color. Made using 100 percent olefin yarn, the rug offers the look and feel of a handspun, hand-knotted product, according to Capel.
Halo Floors has unveiled Bronze Metallic resilient stair treads, designed to coordinate with the company's Hewn Woods flooring patterns. Bronze Metallic offers a "beautifully muted metallic" look, Halo notes.
Gulistan has launched the Quick Ship Program (QSP), featuring a package of six commercial carpets in six coordinating color families. All styles are made using branded nylon 6,6 from Invista, Gulistan says.
New from Glen Eden is Natural Elements, an eco-friendly collection of carpets and rugs made using sisal, coir (a coconut byproduct), sea grass, mountain grass (hemp) and New Zealand wool.
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