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Interface Announces Its First Residential Product: FLOR

Growing its collection of innovations in the flooring industry, Interface, Inc. has introduced FLOR™, a modular flooring system designed for use in homes. FLOR’s ten product lines represent a variety of fabrics, colors, textures, and patterns. According to Chip DeGrace, InterfaceFLOR’s vice president of marketing, “FLOR bridges hard surface and carpet.” Although some lines are similar to carpet, “some of it looks and feels completely different, more akin to a vinyl surface,” DeGrace told

EBN. Interface is especially proud of the product’s versatility and practicality, but FLOR also offers some interesting environmental characteristics.

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Published June 1, 2003

(2003, June 1). Interface Announces Its First Residential Product: FLOR. Retrieved from https://www.buildinggreen.com/product-review/interface-announces-its-first-residential-product-flor