WASHINGTON, DC – Selling your home at an acceptable price is a sticky proposition in the current economy, and as a result, more and more property owners are becoming landlords. In fact, according to Floor Covering Weekly, the number of renter househ…
NALFA announces the next Inspector Certification class! January 27, 2012 in Las Vegas, NV. Registration is open now. Contact Teiya Eubanks for class information and to register. teubanks@kmtcreative.com or 423.316.1566…
2011 LAMMY Award Nominees Announced The North American Laminate Flooring Association (NALFA) is pleased to announce the nominees for the 2011 LAMMY Awards, which are given annually to companies and individuals for exceptional contributions to the la…
NALFA President Bill Dearing discusses the green attributes of laminate flooring and NALFA certification as a guest columnist in the 2011 FCW Green Issue. Visit fcw1.com to read the full article….
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE WASHINGTON, DC – High-heel shoes walk quickly across the kitchen floor on the way to the garage and another day’s work. Later, as dinner is being prepared, a jar of spaghetti sauce tumbles off the counter, splattering a red mes…
Click the link below to review the article in SFGate on the recent global report on laminate flooring. http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/g/a/2011/10/04/prweb8831386.DTL&ao=2…
NALFA continues to receive rave reviews for the Inspector Certification Class. The latest classes, held in Vancouver, B.C. August 25th & 26th, graduated 33 New NALFA Certified Inspectors. To date, NALFA has certified 101 Inspectors across North Ame…
NALFA President Bill Dearing was interviewed by Wood and Panel Magazine for the cover story “Laminate Flooring the fascinating underlay”. Visit the woodandpanel.us website for the full story…
by Bill Dearing, President, NALFA Visit any flooring department today and you’ll see a plethora of green colored signage—in fact, you have to look hard to find any display that doesn’t indicate, at the bare minimum, that a product will not cau…
Laminate manufacturers are taking realism to a new level … even replicating saw marks and worm holes!
