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Resilient flooring refers to a type of flooring that is specially designed to be resistant to water and stains. This type of flooring is also durable and is comfortable to stand and work on. The category of resilient flooring has a wide range of styles, and depending on the type of materials used, the price of the resilient flooring can range from affordable to very expensive.

Floors made from materials like linoleum, rubber, vinyl and cork are the most common and preferred type of resilient flooring. This is due to the fact that these materials possess a natural springiness, making them very comfortable to stand on. Thus, they are a popular choice for retail stores, kitchens, hospitals and other places where people spend a lot of time standing or walking. The aforementioned materials are also known for being sturdy.

Since resilient flooring is resistant to stains and liquids, they are easier to clean and are less inclined to be a breeding ground for bacteria, mold and mildew. The materials that are used to make resilient flooring, especially cork, can also resist damage from furniture being moved or dragged across the floor. In addition to this, resilient flooring can also withstand high foot traffic, which makes them very convenient in houses with pets and children.