Flooring Center

Since the 50s, carpet has been the flooring of choice because it insulates, dampens noise and needs to be cleaned less often.

Ceramic tile is made from slabs of clay that are fired for hardness. Ceramic tile may be either glazed or unglazed.

Concrete has made a comeback in flooring options because it is cooler, cheaper and easy to stain.

Oak, Maple, Hickory, and Ash are the more common options for hardwood flooring, although they can be stained to nearly any shade.

Laminate wood flooring is easy to install because, unlike conventional solid wood, it is prefinished and may be glued down or applied over a thin foam pad laid on the subfloor.

Natural stone tile is a relatively affordable alternative to stone and is made from real stone aggregate.