Tarkett Flooring

Tarkett is a major provider of a selection of various flooring types and it has been known since 1872, featuring its excellent experience and long record seeing it produce a significant collection of flooring products.

Today Tarkett Flooring is proven as a top brand and the company is especially famous being a producer of parquet flooring. Additionally, it creates products manufactured from lino, vinyl wood and rubber, in addition to very diversified things like astroturf for sports pitches.


Much like the company provides a variety of surfaces, its customer base is also a huge one. Residences and sporting sites join universities, medical centers, stores, workplaces along with other building on the large list of clients which have been supplied by Tarkett through the years.

In addition to becoming a seasoned floor manufacturer, it's also a cutting-edge one, creating new types of extra-hard lacquer - like the Proteco Lacquer - to provide its wooden flooring better protection from deterioration.

Although it has a very long track record, the company has become keen to stay informed about the latest trends and in the past few years it has meant developing a thorough environmental scheme. Tarkett received the Annual Environmental Diploma in 1994 and since that time has gotten a number of certifications regarding different facets of its green qualifications, which include one to show that it's swan-friendly.

Tarkett wood floor products are manufactured from oak and walnut. Even though oak comes in darker tones, it's a lighter material in its natural condition than walnut and this choice ensures that those searching for engineered wood flooring can take advantage of picking between various shades of colour and a variety of natural patterns.

Oak is a very well-known wood and Tarkett oak engineered flooring provides a wide range of choice, with varying tones, plank widths and the choice of two-strip flooring - with alternating staves in a pattern similar to a brick wall - all among the list of options offered. Customers may also choose between flat-edged and bevelled edged planking, as both versions offer a floor having a unique design.