Green Flooring Options for Your Home

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It is official – the green revolution has made its way at the center of the flooring industry. More and more manufacturers are coming up with cheaper and more sustainable flooring alternatives and have stumbled upon some of the most mind-boggling finds.

Due to the increase in demand for more sustainable flooring options, manufacturers are also coming up with ways to make them more durable and aesthetically pleasing – coming up with different textures and finishes for every design theme.

Below are some of the latest eco-friendly flooring options you should consider for your home. Not only are these options cheaper but also leave behind little to no carbon footprint – something that pleases Mother Nature very much. Read the article below and find out how you can help save the environment by switching up your home flooring.

  1. Cork flooring

Cork has been making recent waves in the flooring world due to its renewable sustainability. Cork is harvested without harming the main source – the Cork Oak tree. They are also very easy to source, which makes them very cost-friendly.

Cork is a comfortable flooring alternative that also provides good acoustic isolation for those who want more peace and quiet in their lives [and homes]. Aside from the comfort they provide, cork now comes in a variety of finishes and colours, giving you the opportunity to match it with your room’s overall motif.

  1.  Recycled ceramic outdoor flooring

Made to mimic the look of worn out wooden planks, these recycled flooring options are fast becoming the way of the future. Manufacturers are coming up with ceramic flooring alternatives that are made from 85% recycled materials – which means they can withstand the sun without tremendous fading.

The durability they provide lessens the need for replacements and makes for a greener outdoor space!

  1. Lenoleum

Linoleum is a fire retardant made primarily from naturally sourced materials like linseed oil and cork dust. Although linoleum has been around for years, recent design overhauls and manufacturing advancements has created a steady rise in demand for this flooring alternative.

If you are looking for eco-friendly flooring options for your home, give us a call. Tony’s Flooring Centre has been providing premium-flooring options since 1961. This family owned and operated company provides personalised services you can’t find elsewhere in Toronto. Call us now at 416.255.9631!

You can never go wrong with going green – especially when it comes to your home flooring. Equip yourself with the information you need to make the best decision for your home and the environment.

 

 

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