Vinyl, also called resilient flooring, is a versatile option for home and business. There are literally hundreds of styles, colors, and pricing options that make vinyl workable for most any budget. Vinyl floors are known for their easy care and cleaning, and are generally more wear-resistant. They're also resilient – meaning they “give” when you walk on them – which creates a soft, comfortable feel underfoot, and also reduces the chances of plates and glasses breaking when dropped.

There are three basic types of vinyl floors currently used in homes and commercial settings:

Vinyl: The standard wear layer for base grade vinyl floors. Although this is considered a no wax floor, it should be given an occasional polish to give the floor a shine.

Urethane: The upgrade wear layer for vinyl floors. This is easier to clean and is more resistant to scratching than ordinary vinyl no-wax. Weekly cleaning with a no-rinse floor cleaner is all that is required on most urethane floors.

PVC: PVC (Polyvinyl chloride), the latest technology in resilient flooring offers a fiberglass interlayer and comfort backing. With the option of endless design and color options, this floor offers dimensional stability so the flooring will not expand, contract, crack or curl.

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