Resilient products come in multiple forms.

Primarily resilient products are available in sheet, tile and plank.

Sheet:

• These products are typically packaged in rolls.
• They are typically very flexible products.
• They can vary in length. While they can vary in width too, most often the length will exceed the width. That’s a standard rule for sheet products.

Many companies sell sheet vinyl in 6 or 12 foot widths. Mannington offers multiple sizes to not only help in corridors but throughout an installation. The benefit is less waste, less seams, quicker install which also translates to less cost to install our product vs. competitors.

Tile and Plank:

• These products are typically packed in cartons, often in flat pieces.
• Traditionally, tile and plank products are less flexible, not quite as plasticized as sheet products, so they cannot be rolled up.
• Tiles and planks include things like VCT, solid vinyl tile (SVT), LVT, MLF or multilayered flooring, and rubber tile.
• MLF, multi-layered flooring, includes things like WPC (wood polymer core), SPC (solid polymer core), “solid core” and “rigid core” tile and plank products, and these are some of the newest kinds of resilient flooring currently available.

On the sheet side, there are both homogeneous and heterogeneous products, which we’ll get into in just a moment. These products include: sheet vinyl, sheet rubber, linoleum, and any other non-carpet products in roll form.