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FLooring Buyer's Guide

FLooring Buyer's Guide
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FLooring Buyer's Guide

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Introduction
Armstrong Flooring provides a comprehensive guide to assist consumers in selecting the appropriate flooring for their homes. The guide covers various flooring types such as hardwood, laminate, vinyl sheet, vinyl tile, ceramic, and linoleum, each with distinct characteristics tailored to different needs and preferences.
Flooring Considerations
The guide emphasizes the importance of considering design, lifestyle, performance, installation, and budget when choosing flooring. It offers insights into the durability, maintenance, and installation methods of different flooring types, aiding consumers in making informed decisions.
Hardwood Flooring
Hardwood floors are celebrated for their natural beauty and durability. The guide discusses the differences between solid and engineered hardwood, installation methods, and the suitability of hardwood for various rooms. It underscores the importance of selecting the right wood species and finish to align with personal style and home architecture.
Laminate Flooring
Laminate flooring is presented as a cost-effective alternative to hardwood and stone, offering similar aesthetics without the drawbacks of natural materials. The guide explains laminate's durability and ease of maintenance, making it suitable for active households. It features technologies like MasterWorks Technology® for realistic designs and VisionGuard™ for stain protection.
Vinyl Flooring
Vinyl sheet and tile are recommended for their resilience and suitability for moisture-prone areas like bathrooms and kitchens. The guide outlines the benefits of vinyl's easy maintenance and installation options, including peel 'n stick and glueless systems.
Ceramic Tile Overview
Ceramic tiles are known for their durability and design versatility, suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. Armstrong offers tiles with edge-to-edge color coverage and coordinating borders for seamless design integration.
Linoleum Overview
Linoleum is recognized for its vivid colors and environmentally friendly materials. It is durable, anti-bacterial, and suitable for high-traffic areas. Armstrong provides a variety of patterns and colors, with installation methods including traditional heat-welding and newer adhesive techniques.
Installation and Maintenance
The guide provides detailed information on installation methods, including DIY options and professional installation. It also covers maintenance tips to ensure the longevity and appearance of the flooring.
Budget and Value
Armstrong emphasizes the importance of considering both product and installation costs. The guide suggests that investing in quality flooring can enhance home value, particularly with natural materials like hardwood and ceramic.
Flooring Comparison
The document includes a comparison chart of various flooring types, covering aspects such as appearance, warranties, life expectancy, installation methods, and cost considerations.
Conclusion
Armstrong Flooring's guide is a valuable resource for anyone looking to purchase new flooring. It combines practical advice with detailed product information to help consumers choose the best flooring for their needs and budget. Their products are backed by extensive warranties and professional installation services, ensuring customer satisfaction and long-lasting quality.
Additional Resources
The document lists several resources for further information and support related to flooring, including the American Hardwood Information Center and the World Floor Covering Association.
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Catalog excerpts

FLooring Buyer's Guide-1

Hardwood > ? Laminate > ? Vinyl SheetVinyl Tile > ? Ceramic > ? Linoleum >

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FLooring Buyer's Guide-2

TM Hardwood Flooring - Heritage Classics > TM Collection:Maple Copper Canyon HCM411CX Laminate - Natures Gallery > Ү :Colonial Brick > TM , Brick Red L6541Armstrong >

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> > > > > > > > > > > > Page28-31 > HardwoodLaminateVinyl SheetVinyl Tile > > Page36-39 > Look for the QA symbol throughout this brochure for tips about making your flooring decisions. Ү - Artesian Classics > TM Color Wash:Pinecone Tan 0559PT >

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Appearance: What "look" do you want? Our wide array of floors have inspiring looks that range from natural images to original graphic designs. You can also get the same look, such as a wood or stone visual, across different floor types includinglaminate and vinyl. > Typical Warranties: Different floor types are warranted for different physical aspects, and for different lengths of time. Armstrong warranties are the most comprehensive in the flooring industry. Life Expectancy: Some floors, such as hardwood and ceramic, may last a lifetime if properly maintained; others such as laminate may last...

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Full Bathroom: A full bathroom (toilet, sink, and shower, tub or spa) needs a floor that can stand up to temperature and humidity fluctuations, and pooling liquids. Vinyl sheet floors are perfect for these rooms, while others, such as laminate and hardwood, may have special considerations. Half Bathroom: Many floors may be used successfully in half baths (no bathing facilities). However, care needs to be taken toguard against pooling liquids, which can damage the floors or their seams. Below Grade (Basement): Many floors, including engineered hardwood, can be installed in basements, providing...

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Wood Wood, Concrete or ExistingFloor (except carpet)Wood, Concrete or ExistingFloor (except carpet)Nail Wood, Concrete or Existing Floor(except carpet)Locking; No Glue Required Staple or Glue Glue, Stapleor Float;Glue Needed > On or Above Grade On or Above GradeBelow, On, or Above Grade Below, On, or Above Grade >

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FLooring Buyer's Guide-7

Robbins > - Artesian Classics > TM : Color Wash Cherry Amberwood 0557AW >

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FLooring Buyer's Guide-8

For more information visit armstrong.com Design Excellence > ?World-class collection of wood species and hundreds of colors.?Options that span all price points from standard to premium. ?Select your preference, from least to most board-to-board color variation, to suit your taste and your dcor. ?Surface textures that accent your floor with a custom, handcrafted look. ?From lustrous to low-key, Armstrong has a variety of finishes that complement each speciesinherent characteristics. ?A selection of edge and end detail. Installation Excellence > ?Install on all grade levels.?More DIY options. ?Specially...

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Hevea (Rubberwood) CocoaEL5HV38COLG Maple Antique CashewGCM452ACLG Brazilian Ruby Ironwood NaturalBR422NA Pangali Ironwood Natural VC422NAMaple Antique NaturalHCH411AN Walnut Natural 5535WANA a)Protective finish: Urethane and polyurethane coatings designed to protect the natural wood beauty for years. Factory finishes containing aluminum oxide offer the most protection against scuffs and scratches. b)Solid wood: One piece of 100% natural, solid hardwood, milled from lumber. >

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Brazilian CherryMahoganyHickory/PecanHard MapleWhite OakAshBeechRed OakBirchHeart PineWalnutTeakCherryPine Ranked by Janka Hardness Rating Square Microbeveled Eased Beveled >

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FLooring Buyer's Guide-11

Armstrong > TM Hardwood Flooring > Century Farm > TM Hand-Sculpted Collection Walnut: Allspice GCW452ALLG >

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FLooring Buyer's Guide-12

Hardwood Trim and Moldings > Coordinated hardwood trim and moldings are available from quality hardwood flooring manufacturers to add the finishingtouch. Make sure your installation estimate includes the materials and labor costs for all needed trim and moldings---- such as quarter-round moldings where the floor meets the baseboard, end moldings at sliding glass doors or toe kicks, reducer strips that transition to adjoining floors, and nose moldings on stair treads. ThresholdT-MoldingStair NoseReducer StripQuarter Round 12 >

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Prefinished Engineered Hardwood Flooring Construction Finish > The combination of hardwoods natural durability and todayҒs high-performance urethane finishes means hardwoodflooring will stand up to the punishment of active families, and still keep its beauty. Many manufacturers offer extra-tough urethane finishes containing aluminum oxide additives applied at the factory. They maintain their luster for years, without the need for waxing or refinishing. 100% Genuine Hardwood ab Color > The species natural color and the stain applied to the wood create a wide spectrum of color options. Color may...

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DesignConsiderations Lifestyle &Performance InstallationConsiderations BudgetConsiderations The Armstrong Difference >

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Exotics > TM : Santos Mahogany L6551 >

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For more information visit armstrong.com ? MasterWorks Technology > : Award-winning printing technology creates stunningly realistic-lookingfloor designs. ? > Embossed-in-Register (EIR): Realistic embossing that intensifies depth, texture and the natural look ofthe floor by aligning the embossing with the printed design. ? Design Awards: Our NatureΒs Gallery > , American DuetΙ and Pacific Heights floors have won ADEXawards for design excellence from Design ournal magazine. > ? ArmaLock > ٮ Installation System: The strongest locking system in the industry, with a locking strengthof 670 pounds...

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Carmona Stone TM L6546 American Duet FloorScore > TM Certified > FloorScoreҙ is a registered trademark of the Resilient Floor Covering Institute. TM L6541Yorkshire Walnut L6550 Castilian Block a) Wear layer: This easy-to-clean surface containsaluminum oxide that protects the floor from stains,fading and wear. b) Image design layer: A photographic image ofwood, stone, or virtually anything you can imagine. c) Inner core layer: The core provides the floorsstructural strength and stability. It is made from high-density fiberboard (HDF). d) Backing layer: Found beneath the inner core, the backing...

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