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The History of Flooring in the United States

The United States has come a long way from the dirt floors found in homes a few centuries ago. In this article, we explore the history of flooring in the United States, along with the most common types of flooring materials over the years. There are a few fascinating flooring trends that made their way into homes — and even government buildings — over the years.

by Jason Brubaker

Education

Nydree Newest Feature In AIA Virginia’s Inform Magazine

Nydree’s Elizabeth Woods, was once again invited to write a piece for Inform Magazine, this time focusing on design in education. The article discusses how today’s architects can design a high performing building that also meets the demand for a healthy learning environment.

by Jason Brubaker

Education Free Guides Retail

What Is the True Difference Between Laminate, Hardwood and Acrylic-Infused Hardwood?

When it comes to flooring types, three main materials are the general go-to in the commercial sector: laminate, hardwood and acrylic-infused hardwood flooring. We’ve created this guide, which can also be used as a student’s guide to flooring, for all industry professionals to become familiar with the technical and design details of laminate, hardwood and acrylic-infused hardwood.

by Jason Brubaker

Commercial Space Flooring Costs:

GETTING THE RIGHT PROJECT ESTIMATE

This complete guide illustrates how labor and materials play a role in the overall cost of your project.

Education

What Design and Architecture Students Need to Know About Flooring

When it comes to design and architecture, flooring is always a significant consideration. There are factors to take into account ranging from aesthetics to climate to durability. Understanding flooring types requires an in-depth understanding of all flooring types available, not just wood-based flooring. Here is a comprehensive guide to which students can refer back at any time.

by Jason Brubaker

Education Multifamily

Hardwood vs. Carpet: Which Is Best & Why?

If you’re trying to decide between acrylic-infused, engineered hardwood vs. carpet in your commercial or multi-family space, it might help to see the benefits that visitors enjoy from both for a true comparison.

by Jason Brubaker