Linoleum
Natural, hard-wearing and easy to maintain, linoleum is as much at home in private houses as it is in professional spaces.
Lino, a naturally different floor
The word “lino” is often used to describe all kinds of resilient flooring. Yet genuine linoleum is a very specific product: a floor covering made mainly from raw materials of natural and renewable origin.
Made from linseed oil, wood flour, resins and mineral fillers among other things, and applied to a jute backing, linoleum is robust and durable. It has long been used in schools, hospitals and public buildings, but its current colours and designs also make it an attractive floor covering for the home.
With Marmoleum, Forbo offers a particularly extensive range of linoleum floor coverings, with numerous solutions for residential and professional projects alike.
Marmoleum comes in sheets, tiles and planks, in a wide variety of colours, textures and patterns. Depending on the collection, different installation methods are possible, including glued and click installation.
Why choose a linoleum floor?
Everyday benefits
Natural — made mostly from raw materials of natural and renewable origin
Robust & durable — designed to withstand intensive use
Easy to maintain — simple to clean on a day-to-day basis
Comfortable — warmer and softer underfoot than a tiled floor
Low thickness — particularly useful for renovations
Many designs — wide choice of colours, patterns and textures
Various formats — available in sheets, tiles and planks
Versatile — suitable for private and professional projects, in new builds and renovations alike
For more technical requirements
Use class up to 43 — for areas subject to very heavy wear, depending on the product
R10 — solutions with increased slip resistance
Acoustics — solutions that reduce impact noise
Ohmex — a dissipative solution for spaces with equipment sensitive to electrostatic discharge
Colours, textures & formats

The iconic look of linoleum: a more or less pronounced marbled pattern, available in a wide palette of colours.

Calmer, less marbled patterns, ranging from almost plain surfaces to effects inspired by concrete and natural materials.

Marmoleum Linear stands out from classic linoleum thanks to its linear structure. Its abstract pattern can be reminiscent of the natural lines of wood and gives the floor a contemporary, warm look.

Marmoleum Modular combines the qualities of linoleum with the creative freedom of tiles and planks. The various formats, colours and patterns can be combined to create personalised floors, whether understated or more graphic.

Linoleum is not limited to floors. Furniture Linoleum can be used to cover furniture, doors and other surfaces with a matt finish that is soft and warm to the touch.
Goes particularly well with wood, stone and other natural materials

Bulletin Board turns linoleum into a practical and decorative pinboard surface. Fixed directly to the wall or set in a frame, it lets you pin up notes, photos and ideas while adding colour to the room. An attractive solution for offices, meeting rooms, schools or private spaces.
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