Understanding the various benefits of linoleum

Today, many homeowners are interested in installing discount hardwood floors or wholesale tile in their living spaces before even considering linoleum. However, this type of flooring has been a mainstay in the industry for decades, and with good reason.

The World Floor Covering Association reports that linoleum first took off in the 1950s. It was installed in schools across the country because it was durable and easy to install. Today, it still remains a popular option for consumers who are looking for solid flooring to add to various rooms of the home.

Linoleum is a viable alternative to tile because of its flexibility. It can be installed on uneven surfaces and it is water-resistant, similar to wholesale tile. Linoleum also comes in a wide variety of colors and patterns that can match the existing decor of a living space.

In the event of an accident, a spill can be dry mopped or swept off of the surface of linoleum with little hassle. This type of flooring is also relatively scratch-resistant, which is ideal for homeowners with pets.

As the largest trade-only wholesale retailer in the North America, ProSource Wholesale Floorcoverings has 25,000 different flooring choices for those who are interested in linoleum.