How to find the right flooring option for your space ?

Tile

Best for: Everyday spaces like kitchens, bathrooms, laundry rooms, and entryways

Tile is an excellent choice for bathrooms and kitchens, resists stains and is easy to clean.
Ceramic is a popular option for tile because it's affordable, easy to install, and comes in a variety of designs. Porcelain is another top pick it is more durable, less porous, and more water-resistant, but often costs more. Be careful – even highly durable tile may crack if heavy objects are dropped on it, and cracked tiles must be replaced.

Vinyl

Best for: Any space, but great for high-traffic areas like hallways and kitchens

Cost-effective and easy to install, vinyl flooring is waterproof, resists damage, and holds up well against heavy foot traffic. Vinyl flooring types, including sheets, planks, and tiles. Its smooth and easy to wipe clean. Sheet vinyl flooring is inexpensive, durable and water-resistance. Luxury vinyl flooring is more expensive but it can offer a realistic wood look and texture for less than real hardwood. An excellent option for hard-wearing everyday areas like kitchens and hallways.

Hardwood

Best for: Everyday spaces like living rooms, dining rooms, or bedrooms

Hardwood is one of the longest-lasting flooring options. Though hardwood is susceptible to scratching and denting, it can be restored from almost any condition back to its former glory with a little elbow grease. Natural hardwood is susceptible to warping or molding when exposed to moisture, but engineered hardwood – made of layers of hardwood and plywood bound together – is not. Engineered hardwood is also a good option for spaces that are more prone to moisture exposure like bathrooms, laundry rooms, and entryways.

Laminate

Best for: Any room in your home, including bathrooms, living rooms, and kitchens

Available in a wide variety of colors and styles, laminate flooring is inexpensive and easy to install. Laminate is very susceptible to dents, scratches, and water damage, so it's a good idea to consider laminate flooring types that have a waterproof coating on them to help them last longer. Laminate can be designed to mimic other materials, more approachable price and lower maintenance, making it a popular choice for any budget.

Bamboo

Best for: High-traffic spaces like living rooms and bedrooms

Made from tough, natural bamboo fibers, bamboo flooring is hard to scratch or dent. It is one of the most durable flooring materials available. Bamboo flooring is excellent if you have active pets. Like hardwood, bamboo flooring's natural fibers don't hold up well against moisture. Though less expensive than hardwood, high-quality bamboo flooring can cost more than synthetic flooring options, but it is much more eco-friendly.

Carpet Tile

Best for: Cozy rooms like bedrooms, living rooms, and home offices

Made from soft, interwoven fibers, carpeting is the natural choice for cushioning your floor. Some carpet types will wear down when faced with daily foot traffic and may tear over time if placed under furniture that is moved around often. Carpet tends to be absorbent, which means it stains easily and moisture can easily damage the underlying surface. If maintained well, the low cost of carpet flooring can be a massive benefit.