
The production of vinyl flooring utilizes highly sophisticated techniques and precise systems to deliver a product that is both beautiful and high-performing. Modern innovations have allowed for even more durable and fashionable choices than ever before.

The rotogravure printing process is the most common method for creating residential vinyl floors. This complex method uses a rotating print cylinder to apply colored ink dyes systematically onto the vinyl's core layer, also known as the gel coat.
This process offers virtually unlimited possibilities in patterns and designs, from realistic wood grains to intricate stone textures. Once the pattern is set, a clear protective layer is applied to the surface.
The wear layer is the most critical component determining the performance and longevity of your floor. The thickness of this layer is measured in mils (one mil is roughly the thickness of a page in a telephone book).
When evaluating high-quality vinyl flooring, we focus on several key areas of performance:
Old-fashioned vinyl often suffered from matting or staining, but the new generation of vinyl floors is engineered to resist showing wear. By keeping your floor free of grit and sand, you protect the clarity of the wear layer and extend the life of your flooring investment.
If you are looking for flooring that offers distinctive choices, built-in beauty, and easy care, vinyl should certainly be at the top of your shopping list. At Carpet Exchange, we are here to help you find the best value and style for your home life.