Resilient floor covering is a very popular type of flooring that is versatile and can withstand a lot of wear and tear. Many people put resilient floor covering in kitchens, utility rooms and other high-traffic areas. Here are a few of the most common types of resilient floor covering available on the market.

Vinyl Sheet
One of the most common types of resilient floor covering available is vinyl sheet. This type of Sheet Vinyl Flooring is manufactured as one solid, continuous piece of Flooring that comes in a large roll, which can allow for a seamless installation depending on the size of your room. . The benefit is you’ll have modern flooring that looks like real wood or tile, without joints or spaces that could trap moisture or soil. Many customers prefer Vinyl Sheet Flooring because it is budget-friendly, moisture resistant, low maintenance, plus it has antimicrobial protection to inhibit the growth of bacteria. Some of the new vinyl products look so realistic that you can't tell the difference between it and the real thing unless you get down on the ground. Vinyl comes in wood patterns, tile patterns and stone patterns. Many of the new vinyls are very soft underfoot and provide some comfort for your joints when walking on them constantly. Vinyl requires a very smooth subfloor in order to be installed. Concrete and plywood subfloor is suitable to apply this product.

Linoleum
Linoleum or Lino is also the most popular resilient flooring. In recent years, linoleum has experienced a resurgence in the flooring market. Many people like using it because of the fact that linoleum is made from natural materials, including linseed oil, recycled wood flour and limestone. These natural materials help to make linoleum anti-bacterial and biodegradable.