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Now more than ever, homeowners are taking the cleanliness of their interiors—floors included—to a new level, in a concerted effort to keep comfort in and potentially harmful viruses out.
The pandemic's effect on the economy and global supply chain has forced manufacturers to be nimble, adjust accordingly and to take practical steps to strengthen and sustain their businesses.
In January, Fishman Flooring Solutions named Ana Dimeo manager of its Architecture, Design and Facility (ADF) function. She recently shared her thoughts with Floor Trends on how her team adds value in the marketplace.
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Moisture-related flooring failures continue to be one of the biggest headaches on the job, resulting in commercial property owners spending well over $1 billion annually on moisture remediation and subsequent flooring replacement.
Trending forward, Leslie Smith, along with Christina Rowe, DuraSeal senior product manager, gave National Wood Flooring Association (NWFA) Expo attendees a virtual overview of where hardwood is heading in terms of color and design, as it remains consumers’ favorite flooring choice.
Natural materials are on trend for 2020, positioning the hardwood flooring category for steady growth this year—in spite of pressure felt from wood-look products.
This year, CCA Global Partners is targeting what it calls the 'non-stop consumer' through a comprehensive assortment of digital services for its Flooring America and Carpet One businesses.
