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ProBuilder Product Report: Flooring

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ProBuilder Product Report: Flooring

Check out these new flooring products from Kerfkore, Armstrong and more.


By By Nick Bajzek, Products Editor December 31, 2007
This article first appeared in the PB January 2008 issue of Pro Builder.

EverTech, Evergreen

Hardwoods such as ebony, rosewood and walnut are becoming increasingly scarce and expensive. A low-cost alternative called Alowood by EverTech uses plantation-grown, sustainable lumber that's organically hardened and colored with the company's starch-based Everdex technology. The product is FSC-certified.

For FREE information, visit http://pb.ims.ca/5641-126 





Opal Opulence

The Cartglass Luster Series of ¾ by ¾-inch glass tiles by Hakatai feature cool opal-like iridescent colors for exterior walls; countertops; backsplashes; and pool and residential floors. The sleek-surface series is available in 1.15-square feet sheets that are mesh-back mounted for easy installation.

For FREE information, visit http://pb.ims.ca/5641-125 











Good, Better, Best

Following the 2006 CushionStep fiberglass flooring launch are 23 new designs from Armstrong Floor Products in the company's Wood, Stone and Impression lines under the 120-, 100-, and 80-mil BETTER and BEST collections. BETTER additions include the Messina, Sedona canyon and shoreline beige.

For FREE information, visit http://pb.ims.ca/5641-127 





Something to Stare At

New stair riser offerings from Kerfkore include a new paint grade version at half the price of the standard veneer products. The risers are made in an 8-inch step height that can be ripped down to match new specs or existing stairs. If you want to really go nuts, you can purchase them single- or double-nosed or in red oak, pine and maple veneer.

For FREE information, visit http://pb.ims.ca/5641-128 











Exotic Ambience

Providing a warm and cozy ambiance, hardwood flooring from Preverco's Exotic Series includes striking species from South America and Africa. Planks are made in 3¼-inch widths in both engineered and solid hardwood. Choices include Brazilian cherry/jatoba, santos/cabreuva, sapele and tigerwood.

For FREE information, visit http://pb.ims.ca/5641-129 



Don't Get Technical

Builders looking to green up their operations can tell customers that, according to Stairtek, the wood in its stair treads is derived from environmentally managed forests. High-quality pre-finished stair treads by Stairtek are available in three widths and five lengths in 12 different exotic species. Treads and risers are sorted by appearance and grain patterns for a more consistent look. A 25-year residential wear guarantee is offered.

For FREE information, visit http://pb.ims.ca/5641-130 








Flooring for Dommies

You can either slap these floors down with or without an adhesive, according to Domco. Its latest collections, the Urbana and Eloquence, are low-maintenance and are extremely quiet to walk over. A 15-year performance warranty is offered.

For FREE information, visit http://pb.ims.ca/5641-131

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