Marmoleum Flooring in Bryan

Natural, sustainable flooring made from wood flour, linseed oil, jute, and rosin.

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What is Marmoleum Flooring

Marmoleum is a type of flooring used in homes and businesses. It's Forbo's version of linoleum. Made from wood flour, linseed oil, jute, and rosin, it is pressed and dried to form tiles or sheets. While it's been around for over a century, it's gaining popularity thanks to the green building movement. Marmoleum flooring is natural and adds a natural look to your space. It's also attractive and flexible.

Marmoleum Flooring Supply

At Bryan Home Center, we offer various types of Marmoleum, including popular Forbo Marmoleum tiles and Marmoleum sheet. Our specialized installers can handle the installation. Marmoleum sheets are versatile and can be used in places like health centers, schools, offices, retail stores, restaurants, industrial areas, and public buildings.

With our experience, Bryan Home Center is known for supplying high-quality flooring like linoleum, carpet tiles, luxury vinyl planks, vinyl flooring, and Marmoleum flooring. We offer complete flooring solutions focused on providing sustainable and affordable options without losing functionality or style.

Professional Marmoleum Installation

Need Marmoleum installed by experts? Bryan Home Center has worked with top brands for Marmoleum installation. Your flooring comes straight from the factory, complete with a guarantee, and we promise top-notch service. Bryan Home Center is trusted for professional Marmoleum installation, never disappointing our valued clients. You can join them too.

Difference Between Marmoleum and Linoleum

Marmoleum is a brand of linoleum flooring, similar to Armstrong. Linoleum is strong and made from hardened linseed oil or linoxin, cork dust, pine rosin, wood flour, and minerals like calcium carbonate. Marmoleum offers more attractive color options and doesn't have reports of bad smells like some vinyl floors. Apart from colors, Marmoleum and linoleum are quite similar - the difference is mostly the brand name. See our linoleum flooring page for the broader category.