How much does Bolon flooring cost?

BOLON flooring Price is around 95-160 USD/sqm, Installation cost is 8-15 USD/sqm. Dickson Price is around 100-120 USD/sqm.

What is Bolon floor?

Bolon is a woven PVC flooring system that is durable, easily cleaned, and has high performance ratings in residential and commercial applications. Suitable for area rugs or floor mats and wall-to-wall installations in sheet goods or floor tiles.

Is Bolon waterproof?

Bolon flooring is water resistant and does not allow water to penetrate. However it shall not be used as waterproofing / sealing layer in areas like bathrooms.

What is Bolon made from?

Bolon was founded in 1949 by Nils-Erik Eklund, grandfather of current company directors Marie and Annica Eklund, who collected waste material from local factories to make rag rugs. Today, the company makes woven flooring from polyvinyl chloride, commonly known as vinyl.

Where is Bolon manufactured?

Our warehouse is moved from Belgium to Sweden, meaning production and all other functions are now based in Ulricehamn, our home town.

What is a Bolon?

What is a bolon? Bolons are a chordophone instrument, making sound by way of a vibrating string or strings stretched between two points, like harps or lutes. They are the ancestors of the better known African harp the kora and the lute like Ngoni.

How do you clean a Bolon?

Bolon’s floor coverings are water resistant and are cleaned using wet methods. Do not use acetone or polish on Bolon’s floor coverings. All our flooring can be cleaned with disinfectant, but care should be taken to rinse away all chemicals after- wards to prevent any damage to the floor.

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When was the Bolon made?

The company was founded in Stockholm, our first product being rag rugs produced from textile waste.

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What is balafon made from?

The Balafon is made using various types of wood. Bene wood and bamboo are some of the most popular materials, as they are known to be highly durable and flexible. The wood is shaved down to the right key size and then dried over a slow burning fire.