Where is American Heritage flooring made?

Cochran’s American Heritage flooring is made from new lumber that is responsibly harvested right here in the United States. We mill it onsite in our Berryville, Virginia shop to meet your specific project specifications—and our standards for high-quality milling practices.

What is the most durable flooring tile?

#1: Porcelain Tile Porcelain’s density makes it resistant to scratching and scuffing. And because porcelain features through-body color—meaning the color on the surface carries all the way through the tile—any chips or scratches won’t be noticeable.

Is it cheaper to lay tile or laminate?

Installation of tile will cost an average of $5.75 per square foot, and installation of laminate will cost an average of $2 per square foot. Installing tile is more expensive since the process is more labor intensive and exacting.

Can you use subway tile on the floor?

It’s not for floors. The one place you shouldn’t use subway tile? On floors. Because subway tiles are relatively thin, they won’t stand up to the wear and tear.

How do you clean American Heritage laminate flooring?

Care is a breeze, just sweep and light damp mopping as needed. Wipe up spills immediately and avoid steam cleaners, standing water as it may damage the flooring. See use and care guide for complete details. We recommend you purchase extra, a minimum of 10% overage to account for cuts and waste.

What is the best grade of tile?

Grade is the numerical ranking that reflects tile quality. Grade 1: Highest quality. Recommended for walls or floors. Grade 2: Similar to Grade 1, but with slight imperfections.

Does tile or vinyl flooring increase home value?

You should also keep in mind that vinyl plank and tile flooring might not increase the value of your home as much as laminate flooring. However, vinyl flooring can still make all the difference in how long your floors will last, which could be vital as we head into a more competitive real estate market.