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Enduring BeautyOur Adura® luxury flooring features award-winning patterns as varied as they are distinctive.
StyleAdura® luxury floors offers looks for every customer. Classic stone designs like slate and travertine. Contemporary styles like polished marble or burnished metallics and totally unique floors like sisal, pebble, and baked earth. And now, we offer a realistic wood plank design in both a 4" width and our new 5" width, found in our Distinctive Collection.
ColorThe shades of the Adura® line represent perennial favorites as well as the latest trends. Warm golds, cool blues, soft greens, and a wide range of versatile earth tones. And let’s not forget both lighter and darker wood tones for our luxury planks.
SizeOur Adura® luxury planks come in two sizes, a 4"x36" plank, and the more realistic 5"x48" size usually associated with a traditional wood plank. All Adura® luxury tiles are 16"x16". Some have realistic grout lines along the edges. Others are subdivided to mimic smaller tiles. And still others create a seamless look with no grout or edging.
Extraordinary StrengthTrust Mannington to take the time to get it right. Adura® is one luxury flooring product that delivers performance as well as appearance. We're so confident in the superior durability of Adura® it carries a 20-year residential limited warranty against wear, fade, stain and delamination.
Easy MaintenanceAdura® luxury floors are incredibly easy to maintain, featuring ScratchResist™ technology, which improves resistance to everyday household scratches that can make floors look old before their time.
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ADURA®Flex is a traditional glue down LVT floor which is perfect when you don't want any transition strips from room to room. It's also a great option for homes with open floor plans and with seniors or those with special needs.
ADURA®Max is available in today’s most popular decors and features our innovative HydroLoc™ waterproof core—making it the perfect choice for your most challenging rooms.
Vinyl planks are taking over the flooring industry, and for good reason! As technology advances, so does the way the flooring we install in our homes is engineered. If you’re weighing the pros and cons of both options, here are 7 reasons why vinyl plank is a better choice than ceramic tile:
When it comes to waterproof flooring, vinyl plank floors are the most popular choice on the market today. Waterproof vinyl planks are available in a variety of colors, styles, and formats, making it easy for homeowners to incorporate this type of flooring into their home. You can find styles that mimic stone, tile, hardwood, marble or concrete flooring, providing you the appearance of a high-style flooring with the durability and added benefit of being waterproof.
Homeowners who desire hardwood floors know that sometimes real wood just isn't a practical choice. Now rooms that are prone to spills and wet messes can still have the look of wood (plus the exceptional performance of a luxury vinyl tile) with Mannington’s new ADURA®MaxAPEX--floors that mix authenticity with durability and ease of care in innovative ways.
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ADURA® vinyl plank flooring is designed to be lived on, perfect for every room and household. The floors are waterproof, kid and pet friendly, as well as easy to clean and maintain. Available in a variety of shapes, sizes, textures and installation options, ADURA® delivers award-winning fashion to your home. Simply choose the floor you love, then choose the construction and installation that best suits your needs. View ADURA® here: https://www.mannington.com/Residentia...
ADURA® vinyl plank flooring is designed to be lived on, perfect for every room and household. The floors are waterproof, kid and pet friendly, as well as easy to clean and maintain. Available in a variety of shapes, sizes, textures and installation options, ADURA® delivers award-winning fashion to your home. Simply choose the floor you love, then choose the construction and installation that best suits your needs.
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