Mon. – Fri. 8AM–5PM / Sat. 10AM–2PM *Showroom Only* / Sunday closed
Call us 503-222-9393 | 1-800-776-2581
1320 NW 17th Ave Portland, OR 97209
Title Image

Vinyl Flooring

Are Gray Floors on Their Way Out?

Let’s talk about gray floors. A few years ago, they were the thing. If you didn’t have gray floors, were you even living in the Pinterest universe? Gray floors brought a sleek, modern look that paired perfectly with minimalist décor, white walls, and the Instagram-famous succulent on the windowsill. But just like neon leg warmers and shag carpet (sorry to bring that up), trends change. Fast forward to 2024, and gray floors might just be making your home look more like...

laminate-tile-flooring-in-basement

What’s the Best Flooring for a Cement Basement Floor?

Basements can be transformed into a broad range of bonus spaces, like TV rooms, dens, playrooms, guest suites, or home gyms. If you're planning to renovate your unfinished basement, there's a good chance you'll be covering concrete flooring. So, what is the best flooring for a basement cement floor? As a premier flooring supplier in Portland, the expert team at Floor Factors knows a thing or two about finishing basements. Our top pick is luxury vinyl tile (LVT), a superstar material...

A round robot vacuum cleaning vinyl floors as cats watch

How to Clean Vinyl Floors (And What Not to Do!)

There's a lot to love about modern vinyl floors. Whether you opt for luxury vinyl tile (LVT) or luxury vinyl planks (LVP), you can count on this long-lasting, realistic-looking, low-maintenance, and often waterproof material to stand the test of time. Even though vinyl flooring is easy to care for, it can still be damaged if not maintained properly. Arming yourself with the right tools and information can help you protect your investment. Here's what you need to know about cleaning vinyl...

Top 3 Styles of Waterproof Vinyl Flooring

Vinyl flooring, once confined to sheets, has evolved into a sophisticated and highly sought-after flooring choice. Now available in 100% waterproof planks (LVP) and tiles (LVT), modern luxury vinyl is competing with traditional hardwood and natural stone floors. The Best Luxury Vinyl Flooring in Portland What Makes Vinyl Flooring a Top Choice? Affordable and versatile, vinyl flooring offers a budget-friendly yet stylish solution. Today's luxury vinyl options are 100% waterproof, providing both beauty and functionality. Ease of installation and maintenance make vinyl...

Open concept living room with light wood floors, white furniture, and lots of natural light.

5 Types of Resilient Flooring

Boasting impressive strength and unmatched versatility, resilient flooring is a go-to for active households and commercial buildings. The firm yet not uncomfortably hard material is made from plastic and resin polymers, which is where it gets its durability. Our Portland flooring store breaks down the different types and benefits of this floor-covering product below. What's the Difference Between Vinyl and Resilient Flooring? Resilient flooring is an umbrella term for materials that aren't as hard as natural stone and hardwood, but also not soft...

Close up of a leather couch placed on wood-look vinyl flooring.

The 8 Best Vinyl Plank Flooring Brands

If a remodel is on the horizon, you've probably come across luxury vinyl as a flooring option. The versatile material is an affordable alternative to real hardwoods, and it can be installed virtually anywhere in your home. But what is luxury vinyl plank flooring, exactly? Also known as LVP, the synthetic product is made of compressed PVC (polyvinyl chloride) resins and features a UV-cured urethane top layer, which makes it 100% waterproof.  Thinking of installing LVP? We rounded up the top manufacturers...

Wood look vinyl flooring in kitchen

Is Vinyl Tile Flooring Better Than Ceramic Tile in the Kitchen?

What's the best flooring for a kitchen? A durable, water-resistant material is a must, which is why ceramic and luxury vinyl tile are at the top of the list. Not only do these flooring products hold up under heavy traffic in moisture-prone areas, they're also easy to maintain. While vinyl and ceramic are go-tos for kitchen floors, they're actually very different materials. Here's what you should know. Vinyl vs. Ceramic Tile: What's the Difference? Modern vinyl floors can look convincingly like real tile,...

Vinyl-tile-plank-flooring-in-portland-kitchen

What Is Luxury Vinyl Plank Flooring?

It was almost a century ago when vinyl flooring. was first produced for commercial and residential use. By the 1940s, the material was the most popular floor-covering option on the market. It wasn't until the 70s, however, that luxury vinyl flooring made a name for itself in the upscale home improvement market. Until recently, many associated the material with sheet flooring, but the impressive material actually comes in both tiles and planks. Do you have questions about vinyl? Our seasoned Portland flooring...

black-and-white-kitchen-flooring

5 Things to Know Before Buying Vinyl Sheet Flooring

Whether you're getting new flooring in your kitchen and bathroom or are replacing the floors in every room of your home, sheet vinyl is an excellent choice. Before ordering any materials, we recommend familiarizing yourself with the material. A Beginner’s Guide to Vinyl Sheet Flooring  Not sure where to begin? With four decades of experience in the home improvement industry, our Portland flooring company has all the information you need to make a decision. Find answers to five crucial questions about sheet...

white-vinyl-flooring-in-a-kitchen

Is Vinyl Flooring the Best Choice for Kitchens?

From spaghetti sauce spills and dropped hot pans to muddy footprints and the occasional crash of glassware, kitchen floors endure a lot of abuse. That's why installing durable, water-resistant, and easy-to-clean flooring is essential. Vinyl flooring has been around for almost a century, and it continues to be a top pick among homeowners. Like many other homeowners about to embark on a kitchen remodel, you might be wondering if vinyl flooring is the go-to material. The short answer is yes. In...