Sika's complete acquisition of Schönox HPS North America creates a single-source provider of flooring installation solutions for residential and commercial projects. Sika Senior Director of Floor Covering Marlene Morin discusses the strategic move, which combines two industry leaders, and what it means for flooring contractors in 2025.
After 14 years of building the Schönox brand across the U.S. flooring industry, TMT America sells its ownership stake to Sika Corporation, marking a strategic transition for both companies.
Artivo Surfaces announced the merger of Galleher, Tom Duffy, and Trinity Hardwood into a single entity called Galleher Duffy. The consolidation unites Galleher's hardwood expertise, Duffy's installation supplies, and Trinity's product portfolio to create a coast-to-coast distribution network.
Toronto-based Roomvo, a visualization software provider serving over 7,000 flooring dealers, has acquired South Jordan, Utah-based QFloors, a leading enterprise resource planning (ERP) software company. The merger combines complementary technologies, with QFloors founder Chad Ogden remaining to oversee the completion of QPro, the next-generation ERP platform expected in late 2025.
SVP invests €200M in Bjelin Group, enabling merger of Välinge's industrial business with Bjelin Industries. The deal combines leading wood technology with manufacturing expertise to create a global leader in sustainable flooring, while positioning Välinge Innovation for future IPO.
Universal Metro has partnered with Grant and Courtney Petruzzelli to acquire Commercial Flooring Services, a Huntsville-based flooring contractor and Starnet member founded in 1995. The deal aims to expand Universal Metro's Southeast presence while implementing new technologies and maintaining the company's community-focused legacy.
This acquisition is a key step in WFCA’s broader mission to unite and elevate the flooring industry by expanding access to essential training, resources, and support for professionals across various sectors.
H.B. Fuller announces major restructuring of its building and construction portfolio, launching new Building Adhesive Solutions unit and selling its Flooring business to Pacific Avenue Capital Partners for $80 million, as part of strategy to focus on high-margin growth segments.
Cyncly is acquiring Broadlume, combining two leading software providers in the flooring industry. The deal aims to create a unified platform serving flooring retailers, distributors, and manufacturers. Read Floor Trends & Installation's interview with Cyncly and Broadlume leadership to learn more about the deal.
