Floor Covering News

JUNE 24, 2021

By Reginald Tucker O ngoing supply chain issues at U.S. ports—as well as those around the world—have impacted virtually every business sector, flooring included. Nowhere is this more evident than in the resilient flooring category. But just as one man’s passion is another’s poison, the strained supply situation affecting shipments of SPC and LVT/P seems to be having a positive impact on laminate flooring—especially domestically made products.

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Kitchen and Residential Design

JUNE 24, 2021

Photo by JR Harris on Unsplash With summer now underway, you are probably spending more of your leisure time in your garden than you usually would. Perhaps you enjoy relaxing in your pool after a long day at work, or having a few friends over for a barbecue and a few chilled drinks. However, you may not fully enjoy your garden if it is less of a tranquil paradise and more of a neglected junk yard.

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Floor Covering News

JUNE 24, 2021

Cali Vinyl Longboards. San Diego, Calif.— Cali, the omni-channel flooring and building products company, announced that it is now a wholly owned subsidiary of the global flooring company, Victoria PLC. Established in 1895 and based in Kidderminster, England, Victoria is a publicly traded company with approximately $1 billion in annual sales and employs about 3,800 people across 25 sites in the UK, Europe and Australia.

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Kitchen and Residential Design

JUNE 24, 2021

Photo by Gabor Monori on Unsplash According to EPA statistics, most Baltimore residents experience plumbing leaks that result in over one trillion gallons of waste water. Many homeowners understand that house appliances do not remain in stellar conditions for an extended period. You might encounter numerous plumbing issues such as a leaking toilet , a clogged bathroom, or cracked walls.

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Floor Covering News

JUNE 24, 2021

Lancaster, Pa.—Ecore said it has changed the names of two Athletic collections and products : the Everlast collection is now the Basic Fit collection and Smashtile has been renamed to dBTile. Basic Fit collection. The Everlast collection is comprised of basic rolls and tiles and will now be called Basic Fit. ECore said it is shock absorbent, durable, affordable, easily maintained and is the original composition rubber fitness floor.

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Ceramics of Italy

JUNE 24, 2021

The only large Italian company together with Atlantia, FILA Industria Chimica enthusiastically adheres to Climate Pledge, the initiative promoted by Amazon and Global Optimism which, involving more than 100 leading companies in their respective sectors, commits the signatories to achieve zero CO 2 emissions by 2040, 10 years earlier than the Paris Agreement.

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Floor Covering News

JUNE 24, 2021

Mike Profilio with HomeVestor character logo. Orlando, Fla.— Daltile said it will participate in HomeVestor Summer Summit, which will be attended by thousands of HomeVestor franchisees from around the country. The show is currently being held here and Daltile is a Diamond Sponsor of the event, according to the company. “Daltile is pleased to be here at the event to underscore the ways in which our brand can help the individual HomeVestor franchisees find success in their business,” said Mike Pro

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Floor Covering News

JUNE 24, 2021

Shannon Cochran. Dalton—Shaw Industries, a subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway, Inc., has named Shannon Cochran the new Patcraft brand leader, effective immediately. According to Patcraft, Cochran will have responsibility for the Patcraft brand strategy and execution, leading the brand’s marketing team and maintaining leadership of the brand’s design team.

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Floor Covering News

JUNE 24, 2021

Washington, D.C.— New home sales fell to the lowest pace in a year, with prices jumping 18% on a year-over-year basis, due to the high costs and uncertain availability of building materials , lots and labor, according to the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB). Sales of new, single-family homes fell 5.9% in May to a 769,000 seasonally adjusted annual rate, according to data by the U.S.

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