Taylor Adhesives 501 is a fast-setting, two-part, low-VOC epoxy system used to install vinyl and rubber flooring, including hard-to-stick recycled products.
The company has worked with environmental concrete technology company Carbon Limit to create a proprietary chemical blend that allows the tiles to capture and mineralize carbon dioxide during the drying process actively.
Designed for large-scale projects, Laid Back offers seamless, efficient glue-down installation and is available in Cali's most popular light and natural colors.
The Tile Council of North America (TCNA) has been selected by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to receive $2.2 million in grant funding to reduce embodied carbon emissions in construction materials and products.
NAFCD plans to give its portion of the proceeds to the nonprofit Floor Covering Industry Foundation and NBMDA's charitable contributions will go towards the National Woods Board.
Featuring a hydrophobic coating on the beveled edge, Tarkett Home's technology repels water and includes a watertight locking system to prevent water from reaching the core, maintaining the integrity and appearance of the floor.
The Dixie Group said it continues to focus on new product launches and cost-saving initiatives to navigate the challenging housing and home remodeling market.