[sarcher]

Ya, you won't find it in commodity construction, but just in case anyone is looking for real linoleum a currently available brand is 'Marmoleum'. It's nice stuff, I've used it on two projects but it's not every client's favorite. By the time a client is looking at sheet flooring it's usually due to cost pressure, and the client ends up going with a vinyl product.

I thought I had notes on a second brand that was more commercially oriented (maybe started with an 'R'?) but I can't remember the name at the moment.

[everybodyknows]

Here you go. Tarkett -- linoleum is well hidden, under the "commercial" branch of their website only:

https://commercial.tarkett.com/en_US/category-tna_C05010-lin...

[sarcher]

Thanks! I was thinking of 'Roppe' which is the not the right brand at all.

[bitbckt]

Marmoleum is a common floor replacement in the Eichlers throughout the Bay Area. It's a very nice product, and looks just right to me.