Linoleum is a resilient and flexible floor covering made from cork, limestone, wood flour, linseed oil, and pigments. These ...

It is the floor. Linoleum, no less. Wong’s kitchen floor is covered with black linoleum with an inlaid red border and bamboo motif detailed right down to life-size dragonflies. The film producer ...

Q: I have an old (1920s) house that has a very worn linoleum kitchen floor. In beginning to remove the linoleum, I find that it is covering very nice redwood planks some 6 inches wide.

Vinyl flooring, on the other hand, is made from synthetic waterproof materials, making it a better choice for kitchen and bath installations. While neither offers the same allure as hardwood ...

It is the floor. Linoleum, no less. Wong's kitchen floor is covered with black linoleum with an inlaid red border and bamboo motif detailed right down to dragonflies. The film producer says ...

Let's say you recently moved into a new home, and want to deep-clean and then properly maintain your kitchen ... the flooring in the best possible way. The difference between vinyl and linoleum ...

Vinyl flooring is easy to clean, too; regular sweeping and occasional mopping with an all-purpose vinyl floor cleaner is sufficient. Sheet vinyl is available in a wide variety of patterns and colors.

Dear James: My linoleum kitchen floor is worn, and I want to replace it with ceramic tile. The floor now feels somewhat springy. Will that be a problem for the ceramic tile?

Vinyl flooring. Invented in the 1920s. Synthetic; made primarily of polyvinyl chloride ... Linoleum, on the other hand, is more heat-resistant, so might be a better choice for a kitchen. When ...