Mannington Vinyl Flooring

Mannington Vinyl Flooring is on the cutting edge of vinyl (resilient) flooring. One of the largest resilient flooring producers in the world, Mannington Vinyl has defined itself as a leader in style and technology. It was one of the first to introduce vinyl floors that is able to mimic the appearance of wood or tile flooring with its NatureForm textured embossing technique. Since then, Mannington has introduced a number of advances like its latest NatureForm Optix in-register embossing technology that creates flooring that is virtually indistinguishable from real hardwood or tile. Other advances include its ScratchResist aluminum oxide wearlayers, Guardian protective inner core that protects against ripping or gouging, and floors that offer a Never Yellow Warranty, guaranteeing that your vinyl floor will never experience the yellowing problem often associated with older vinyl floors. Some of Mannington's most popular resilients include the mid-range realistic, low-gloss Aurora Collection featuring NatureForm technology and a 10 year warranty, the high-end Naturals collection of low-gloss floors with NatureForm, ScratchResist protection, a Never Yellow guarantee and a 20 year warranty, and the latest advance, Realistique, which features the incredibly realistic NatureForm Optix embossed-in-register techniques.

Mannington was founded in 1915 as a small family business in Salem, New Jersey. Since then, the company has grown into one of the largest and most versatile flooring manufacturers in the world. At first selling mostly felt-backed commercial carpet, Mannington expanded to include vinyl floors in the 1940s, then gradually added wood, laminate floors, porcelain tile and luxury vinyl flooring. As the years have passed, and new technologies have come along, Mannington has never been far behind. Today, Mannington is an award-winning manufacturer known for high quality control and for advances in production. Still family-owned, Mannington has expanded from its New Jersey base to include locations in Alabama, Georgia and North Carolina.