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William M. Bird partners with ProFlex

Floor Covering News

Charleston, S.C.—Flooring distributor William M. Bird, through the East Bay Supply Co., subsidiary, partnered with ProFlex to expand its offering of flooring installation supplies. The company said its complete line of water vapor reduction, sound control, crack suppression and tile setting products will be sold through William M. Bird and its East Bay Supply Co. division to flooring customers in the Southeast U.S.

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Why You Should Not Cover Up Concrete Basement Floors

Onfloor Technology

Concrete has become an emergent flooring trend and for a good reason. Concrete is so much more than the gray, dull, industrial floors that it used to be considered. It’s transitioned from warehouse environments to residential, business, and commercial settings as well.

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Canadian suppliers in a league of their own

Floor Covering News

“The Italians don’t make the best marble because they’re Italian,” quipped Wade Bondrowski, direct of U.S. sales, Mercier. “They just happen to live in a region where marble is of the finest quality.”. Mirage Hardwood Floors manufactures products across four different platforms. Pictured is hickory character natural brushed. That same rationale, he said, applies to the top Canadian hardwood flooring manufacturers.

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Mohawk Edge Advisory Council sets tone for 2022 Summit

Floor Covering News

With the 2022 Mohawk Edge Summit just six months away, members of the vaunted Mohawk Edge Advisory Council are gearing up for what promises to be an exciting event focused on education, shared best practices, networking opportunities and, of course, new product and program rollouts. Anticipation is particularly high given the event was twice postponed due to the pandemic.

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Hardwood: Upper-end goods = greater profits

Floor Covering News

I n the current inflationary climate, one might assume that subsegments such as the ultra-high-end hardwood flooring market —defined as products that retail in the $14-$25-per-square-foot-and-up range—might take a big hit. However, that couldn’t be further from the truth as discerning consumers with loads of disposable income continue to demonstrate a strong appetite for high-end hardwood boasting equally upscale visuals and features.