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With comfort, warmth, and a waterproof surface, these XP floors are the perfect fit for any room, including bathrooms, and come in traditional and contemporary cork patterns.
The resilient flooring category is comprised of many specific floor types. While architects and designers are familiar with the phrase “resilient floors,” it’s quite likely you’ve encountered these floors under specific product names, such as luxury vinyl tile, rubber, linoleum, or cork floors.