Resilient floorings are made of layers just a few millimetres thick, which are sometimes applied to particular backing materials. As a result of their flexibility and thinness they differ from hard floor coverings such as stone, ceramic, wood or laminate.
Unlike textile coverings, which exhibit a similar elasticity and comparable thickness, resilient coverings have no fibre structure. Therefore, like hard floor coverings, they are classified as having smooth surfaces. (José Luis Moor)
Unlike textile coverings, which exhibit a similar elasticity and comparable thickness, resilient coverings have no fibre structure. Therefore, like hard floor coverings, they are classified as having smooth surfaces. (José Luis Moor)