It has often been said that nowadays in order for a flooring store to be successful it needs to do more than just sell floors.

In today’s world, it is obvious innovation is at an all time high. The technology driving the development of products is advancing at such a rapid speed there seems to be a continuous cycle of introductions in most markets.

Technology is an integral part of our everyday lives. We carry smart phones, tablets, laptops and all manner of digital tether to keep us connected to family, friends, customers and the world at large

CBC Flooring has added Takiron, its sixth brand, to its collection of commercial flooring products.

Mannington Commercial expands its resilient flooring beyond nature-inspired aesthetics with the Paradigm Collection

To allow designers more choices when it comes to coordination and creativity, Tarket, introduced I.D. Freedom Luxury Vinyl Tile and Plank collection

While NeoCon 2013, held recently at the Merchandise Mart in Chicago, saw only a slight increase in attendance—41,488 people this year compared to 40,947 at last year’s event—the show was full of energy, optimism and crowded halls.

Change is in the air for healthcare.

With many of us getting older, it’s no secret that a growing industry in so many areas of business today is anything having to do with our aging population.

Hospitals, schools, corporate offices, retail shops – what do they all have in common? They all endure the strain of high traffic. Businesses in the commercial sector need a floor that can withstand the toll of the public’s feet.