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Linoleum By Gerflor

At Gerflor, we believe that architecture has the power to improve our lives. As nature is our biggest source of inspiration, the DLW linoleum collection offers architects a set of 159 nature-inspired colors to feed their creativity and respect the environment.

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The historic lino brand

A material created in 1863 by Sir Frederick Walton, DLW linoleum joined the Gerflor group in 2018. Produced in Germany's Delmenhorst factory since 1882, this revolutionary flooring has attracted the greatest architects.

Gabriel Von Seidl in 1913, Mies van der Rohe and Gropius in 1928, Le Corbusier in 1958, Jean Nouvel in 1992, Herzog and Demeuron in 2008: DLW linoleum moves through eras and styles!

Gerflor linoleum, a high-performance product

Made in Germany since 1882, DLW linoleum has been adopted by the greatest architects for over a century.

With good reason: high-performance, natural and available in a beautiful range of designs and colors, this project will suit even the most demanding projects!

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DLW linoleum, naturally sustainable

Composed of 98% natural, bio-sourced or mineral materials, linoleum is our most ecological flooring! Also incorporating materials that are recycled and/or 100% recyclable, it falls squarely within a circular economy approach.

Linoleum and the environment

Neocare: our revolutionary surface protector

Developed exclusively for DLW linoleum, Neocare surface protector has exceptional technical features while being environmentally friendly and solvent-free.

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Modularity and Long-Term Adaptability

Ambulatory spaces frequently evolve as patient needs and clinical services change. Flooring solutions that offer modularity give facilities the ability to adapt without costly overhauls. For example, LVT allows individual tiles to be replaced rather than resurfacing an entire room, while heterogeneous sheet flooring balances durability with design flexibility to support renovations.

This adaptability not only reduces lifecycle costs but also helps maintain continuity of care by minimizing downtime during updates or repairs.

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