CBC Flooring to Offer “Something Different” with Halo Brand
Company offers new luxury vinyl tile option

COMMACK, NY — CBC Flooring is pleased to announce it has added the dynamic Halo Floors brand of luxury vinyl tile to its offerings of commercial hard surface flooring with the asset purchase of Halo Floors, LLC as of May 4, 2010.

With its modern and refreshing designs, Halo represents exciting growth and expansion for CBC in the luxury vinyl tile category. With the addition of the Halo brand, CBC now offers one of the widest ranges of luxury vinyl tile in the industry for the commercial specifier, including 36 designs in its wood line; 42 colorways in its stone line; and 104 dynamic SKUs in its third line simply called, “Something Different.”

Luxury vinyl tile is the fastest growing sector of the resilient flooring market due to its exceptional value and its ease of installation, performance, and superior sound absorption, higher resistance to water, dirt and stains
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“Halo really is something different. We are excited to be able to offer this refreshing brand to designers, specifiers and architects looking for a fresh design in luxury vinyl tile with great value,” said Jeff Collum, Director of Flooring for CBC. “We are even more excited to be working with Mary Docker, whose name is synonymous in the industry with new and exciting design concepts.”

Docker, former CEO of Amtico USA, started Halo Floors in Atlanta, Georgia, in 2004. Halo’s products were created using her expertise in product development and design and her 18 years sales and marketing experience all over the world. “CBC is a perfect home for Halo and will allow the brand to be exposed to more potential customers,” said Docker. “With the addition of the Halo brand to Indelval and Salto, which we added last year, CBC has even more opportunity to meet the needs of the commercial specifier, architect and designer as a single source supplier,” said Chip Braulick, Senior Marketing Manager for CBC.

Neocon 2008

9-11 June, Booth 4022 on the 7th Floor

Halo Floors will be introducing:

Twisted Plains and Dark woods

"Twisted Plains" - a range of pastel plain colored tiles which can be used simply as a solid color or with the added twist of an overlay, for example a spot or a fern effect. This allows the designer to use just a single color but add interest by adding a little visual panache on some of the tiles.

These have been specifically co-ordinated for the healthcare market.

Not only pastels but also solid brights can be used as the tile or the base, particularly useful in the retail environment.

There are also 3 new wood introductions, Brown Ebony, Britannia and Walnut catering to the new fashion for dark woods.

All products can be manufactured with a COF of .86 Dry (.85 Wet) where a higher than normal slip resistance is required.

Neocon 2007

Notes from Neocon
June8, 2007 3:00 PM EST

11-13 June, Booth 4022 on the 7th Floor

Halo Floors supplies wonderful, colorful, fashionable resilient flooring for the retail end user. Ranging from realistic hewn woods, foot-worn stones and exotic woods to avante garde metals and glass, all the products are the same thickness so can be used together to create exciting spaces with no trip hazards, using one installation crew and one cleaning method - what could be better!

Neocon 2006
Notes from Neocon
June8, 2006 3:00 PM EST
 
If you are visiting the Neocon show in Chicago 12-14 June this year then please stop by our booth on the 7th Floor no.4022 and see our new products and make yourself a coffee coaster! (If you did this last year we have new colors for you). Hope to see you there.

Global Shop 2006
Notes from Global Shop
April 18, 2006 3:00 PM EST

Not sure Orlando was quite the right place for this show particularly during Spring Break and with the National Cheerleaders Competition on at the Convention Centre on at the same time!

Next year we are back in Vegas and that's probably a good decision. However there are a couple of thoughts which would be good to hear other peoples views about.

Firstly would it be better for this show to be alternate years Euroshop for example is every three years and is exceptionally well attended by both exhibitors and visitors. Maybe every year is just too much?

The second question should the booths be clustered by type of product? Some exhibitors felt that it might be better to have manufacturers mixed up and gave the following reasons:

1.Visitors may go into overload after being on one booth after another all showing the same type of product line.

2.If a purchaser wants to seriously look at another supplier it can be difficult if their usual supplier is in close proximity and easily visible.
 

Halo wins Again
Halo wins 2 Adex Awards
Feb 3, 2006 3:00 PM EST

Advertising and Promotion Photos
August 9, 2005 9:540 PM EST

Necon 2005 Feedback
Halo Showcases products at Neocon 2005
July 2, 2005 3:00 PM EST
 
Well, was this the best Neocon for a long time? Certainly most people I spoke to seemed to think so.

Walking the show I saw some great products and it was good to see lots of color also. Does this mean the economy is now out of the doldrums and picking up albeit not to the heady heights of yesteryear?

One sign was the ads run by Gensler in every issue of the show daily, who are looking for new designers due to the level of business they have. When designers are busy then suppliers are busy!

The last day of the show was packed with design students, and isn't it a joy to talk to these keen young people whose minds are so open and thirsty for everything new.

If anyone has their own observations they would like to make we would be happy to add them to our website.

Have a great holiday weekend.

Mary Docker
 

ISO 9001
Halo receives ISO 9001 certification
May 24, 2005 3:00 PM EST


Our factory has just been awarded ISO 9001 We always knew our product was World Class and now we have the certification to confirm this. Our factory and team have been making tile for more than 30 years and their experience is second to none. We have a great product and a great team of people Congratulations to everyone.

 

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