Linoleum flooring has a solid color and pattern that’s present throughout the entire thickness of the material. This does limit the design options, but it means the design won’t fade out over time. Linoleum flooring can be a long-term investment that will resist decades of wear and tear without losing its essence.
Linoleum flooring is made of a mix of renewable natural materials. While the actual composition will vary by manufacturer, it primarily contains a mixture of linseed oil, jute, cork powder, tree resin and wood flours. The lifespan of linoleum flooring is what makes it so appealing to homeowners. With proper care, a linoleum floor can last between 20 to 40 years or more.
Linoleum flooring is water-resistant, making it ideal for bathrooms and kitchen floors. It’s made with renewable materials and unlike other flooring styles, linoleum is biodegradable.
