Wall Coverings

DEFI makes Argildéco, a natural coating made up of clay and sand mined from France whose natural properties and DEFI's manufacturing process is offered as their ecological and aesthetic wall coating. They also make professional grade marking and measuring tools like marking chalk, reels, measuring tapes and high tensile strength twine.

DeNovo makes vinyl wallcoverings of many designs, patterns and colors, including their eco-friendly line that is recyclable, Greenguard certified and effective within the LEED rating system for new construction and commercial interior projects.

Fibreworks makes the Sisal Wallcovering. Derived from a commercially grown plant called the the sisalana, the Sisal Wallcovering is made up of woven Sisal plant fibers, making it biodegradable and sound absorbent. Fibreworks markets this product as ideal for high abuse/high traffic areas including gymnasiums and convention centers.

Innovations in Wallcoverings Inc. designs and manufactures wallcoverings including the lines Prints and Textures, Classics and Alchemy, and Innvironments. The latter is made up of their earth-friendly wallcoverings, made in combinations of wood pulp, non-woven or spun-woven polyester fibers, recyclable nylon, cotton and cellulose.

NaturDecor manufactures Envision, a wallcovering for use in markets from hospitality and retail to healthcare and commercial offices. NaturDecor uses polyester cellulose substrate to make PVC-free contract wallcovering made of recycled and recyclable content.

Omnova Solutions manufactures contract wallcoverings including REcore, a recyclable wallcovering made of 30% recycled content that is low-VOC-emitting and eligible for LEED credits.

Pallas manufactures textiles for corporate, healthcare, higher education and hospitality markets. They offer textiles made incorporating recycled and recyclable materials such as polyester, nylon, and pulp.

Plexus manufactures Second-Look™ Recycled Wallcovering a vinyl wall covering that has at least 20% total recycled content including a minimum of 10% post-consumer. Second-Look can support LEED criteria.

Roos International are the developers and manufacturers of Glass Textile Wallcovering (GTW) for commercial and residential applications including new construction and renovation projects. GTW is  woven glass textile yarns combined with paint and adhesive, available in various textures and patterns.

LSI Wallcovering introduced Second-Look® in 2006. It is a post-consumer recycling program for vinyl wallcovering. Made with 20% recycled content, and a minimum of 10% post-consumer content, Second-Look is available through the Cirqa, Plexus and Versa brands.

Designtex manufactures a wide selection of wallcoverings in many designs, with material options from olefins to natural woven fibers and PVC-free vinyl.

Xorel is a woven textile, the yarn is a monofilament polyethelene; application use includes as a wallcovering, panel and upholstery soultion. It comes in various yarn sizes and hundreds of colors.

MDC wallcoverings include non-PVC vinyl and natural textiles, paint and wall finishes that are LEED compliant.