The floorcovering installation industry is actively fighting the spread of COVID-19 and other healthcare-associated infection (HAIs). This includes adopting Infection Control Risk Assessment (ICRA) standards and protocols that help safeguard patients from potential contaminants during renovations and construction projects.
The World Floor Covering Association continues its popular “A Leader’s Journey” webinar series with Mannington Mills Chairman of the Board Keith Campbell.
Unlike a toggle ON/OFF switch which activates an Airsled system immediately leading to an appliance being lifted up to 2” off the ground, systems with the Variable Speed option are controlled by a dial that the end-user turns to regulate air flow into the air beams.
Nearly 11,000 votes were cast as part of the contest’s first year with public voting, shining light on an alluring portfolio of 10 striking, innovative and realizable concepts representing the future of hospitality and the next generation of design.
AHF Products is launching Hartco® Contract, a new line of Vinyl Plank and Tile floors, including SPC Rigid Core, Loose Lay Thick LVT and Dry Back Traditional LVT, as well as Homogeneous and Heterogeneous Vinyl Sheet designed for light commercial, multi-family and manufactured housing installations.
Coverings, the largest international tile and stone exhibition and conference in North America, announced Coverings 2021 will now take place July 7-9, 2021, in the North Hall of the Orange County Convention Center, in Orlando, Florida.
One pet-oriented business (trainer, groomer, day care, etc.) will win up to 500 sq. ft. of the Easy Luxury Rigid Core collection of their choosing to install in their business.
Laticrete has launched MVIS™ (Masonry Veneer Installation System) Lite Wall Float, a super lightweight mortar developed with the installer in mind.
With 18 locations across six midwestern states, distribution-giant Walcro has partnered with Schönox to expand its offering of installation supply options for its substantial customer base.
A new study published by the American Institute of Architects finds that data and culture gaps are obstacles architects are facing in fighting climate change.
