Tile flooring for kitchens comes in many styles and can stand up to a wide variety of traffic conditions and abuse. Tile can withstand heavy foot traffic, water, spills and doesn’t absorb odors or bacteria. It can stand up to pets and children and it can go with...Read More
As a kitchen floor surface, linoleum offers a huge variety of designs and colors. Linoleum is often compared to vinyl in terms of its durability and suitability for heavy traffic. Even better, linoleum is antibacterial and antistatic, making it hygienic and easy to...Read More
Vinyl flooring continues to be a very popular choice for kitchens. Not only is it good looking and highly versatile, it is a very cost -effective option. Vinyl comes in a wide range of colors and patterns that mimic hardwood, ceramics, and stone. The surface’s...Read More
Cork floors are one of the most comfortable options for people who like to cook or who just happen to stand in the kitchen a lot. As with a wine cork there is an inherent give and springiness to a cork floor that is very easy on the legs, back and feet. In fact, some...Read More
Bamboo floors are currently a very hot trend for kitchen floors. Bamboo is a very versatile material that is actually harder and stronger than many types of wood. Bamboo comes in tiles or planks in a variety of sizes, colors, patterns, and textures. Bamboo also stands...Read More
If you have an active kitchen with child traffic, pet activity and the occasional food spill then a laminate floor might be right for you. The durable surface of laminate looks like hardwood or tile but is much less expensive. Better yet, laminate’s surface resists...Read More
