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When it comes to the resilient flooring, be it linoleum, vinyl, rubber, etc., the category is one of the few industries that can proudly say it has a long and rich American heritage. In fact, when you look at the major producers of resilient, many companies can trace their roots back to the 1800s.

Manufacturing is the foundation of economic security, environmental sustainability and a country’s standard of living. In the United States, it employs two-thirds of scientists and engineers, produces 90% of U.S. patents, and represents more than half of our country’s research and development. 

Mention the importance of American-made products among your family, friends and business associates, and you’ll likely create some lively conversation and generate some strong opinions as well; it’s a subject about which many consumers are extremely passionate.

The new Stix collection by Bellavita Tile is comprised of durable solid color glass blends in an exaggerated rectangular format. 

With the introduction of its Essentials collection, Nydree has widened its selection of engineered wood flooring.

Two environmentally friendly cork flooring products—Heirloom and Prestige—have been introduced by Expanko. 

In the world of “smart” everything, Lauzon’s Pure Genius is the first smart wood floor because of its ability to improve indoor air quality. 

Four styles have been added to DuChateau’s Vintage Remains Collection. 

The new LongLength collection is an extension of IndusParquet’s line of Brazilian exotic hardwood flooring with eight rustic, hand-scraped options. Longer planks, linear patterns and a wide range of colors create a clean, sophisticated look that sets this new line apart. 

With 80 visuals, each available in three performance levels, along with one simple selling system known as ColorSelect, and Mannington said its new Luxury Vinyl Sheet (LVS) is “destined to revolutionize the hard surface shopping experience.”