A durable floor cover that has the ability to resume its original shape.

A general term for vinyl and linoleum flooring.

See linoleum.

Various smooth floor coverings that are similar in respect to their manufacture, installation, and general physical characteristics. Examples are linoleum, rubber, cork, asphalt, and a group derived from vinyl chloride resins. Resilience is a measure of the ability to recover or return to its original shape after an external load has been removed.

Thin floor coverings composed of materials such as vinyl, rubber, cork or linoleum; comes in a wide range of colors and patterns in both tile and sheet form.