This year's exhibition strategy focuses on i4F's "one size doesn't fit all" philosophy, presenting customized solutions for vinyl, laminate, wood, ceramics, and emerging sustainable materials.
Turkish top 500 company Milat Floor will begin production of i4F drop-lock enhanced SPC flooring at its state-of-the-art Turkish facility in September 2025, with global distribution planned.
Kamston Company breaks ground on Egypt's first SPC flooring facility, bringing innovative drop-lock technology to domestic and international markets with production set to begin in the third quarter of 2025.
I4F's Ceramic Click patented system takes all the benefits of a floating, modular floor and combines it with the beauty and strength of real ceramics by delivering a click installation system for ceramic tiles enhanced with an i4F drop-lock system.
Classen Group and i4F have expanded their patent partnership to include polypropylene flooring technology, marking a significant advancement in sustainable flooring solutions. The agreement grants i4F licensing rights for Classen's PP technology while implementing i4F's drop-lock system in Classen's production.
The new technology enhances acoustic properties by reducing noise from walking, room echoes, floor squeaking, and insulates sound transmission to lower floors, while also providing a softer feel underfoot.
I4F's CeraGrout technology, which mimics ceramic tiles with integrated grout lines, has secured licenses with 21 manufacturers across Asia, Europe, and the US. The water-resistant flooring solution offers easy installation, stain resistance, and customizable grout colors, gaining popularity in North American retail and construction markets. The technology will be on display at The International Surface Event.
Flooring technology company i4F will showcase two innovative installation systems at TISE Surfaces 2025 in Las Vegas: HerringB/ONE, eliminating the need for A/B panel mirroring, and Ceramic Click, a DIY-friendly click system for traditional ceramics.
