Armstrong Flooring has achieved authentication of an 85 per cent recycled content claim from GECA for their Cove Fillet product as part of the Vinyl Council of Australia’s (VCA) VinylCycle Label.

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Armstrong is the largest producer of hardwood and resilient flooring in the U.S. Headquartered in Lancaster Pennsylvania, the company operates 15 manufacturing facilities in the U ...

Mark Muncie, a retired Armstrong Flooring employee, showed off an old photo and shared fond memories of the plant that was built in 1947 and is the oldest business built on Highway 80. "This was in ...

From that point on, Armstrong Flooring struggled to be profitable, facing production issues, rising materials costs, and stiff competition. They sold off their wood flooring business in 2018.

Armstrong Flooring raised prices but couldn’t keep up. “Simply stated, the company’s increasing costs significantly outpaced its pricing power,” said President and CEO Michel S. Vermette ...

The company has flooring plants in Illinois, Mississippi, Oklahoma and Pennsylvania. The case is In re Armstrong Flooring, Inc., U.S. Bankruptcy Court, District of Delaware, No. 22-10426.

Armstrong Flooring Inc., a publicly traded manufacturer founded in 1860, has filed for bankruptcy, saying it couldn’t raise prices enough to counter supply-chain disruptions and higher costs for ...

Armstrong’s website says its products are sold in nearly 100 locations in Lehigh, Northampton, Bucks, Berks, Carbon, Monroe and Montgomery counties in Pennsylvania and Warren County, N.J.

Armstrong Flooring Inc. told investors this morning it is likely to file for bankruptcy after it failed to find a buyer for the East Lampeter Township-headquartered company.