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Linoleum flooring supplied in continuous rolls enables rapid installation over large floor areas while minimizing material waste and seam-related weaknesses. Bulk purchasing reduces unit cost, making
Order this productLinoleum flooring supplied in continuous rolls enables rapid installation over large floor areas while minimizing material waste and seam-related weaknesses. Bulk purchasing reduces unit cost, making it attractive for facilities that require durable, low‑maintenance surfaces under strict budget constraints.
The product consists of a homogeneous linoleum sheet wound onto a rigid core, typically available in widths from 1.5 m to 2.0 m and lengths up to 50 m per roll. This format eliminates the need for frequent seaming, which improves both installation speed and long‑term performance in high‑traffic environments.
Because linoleum is made from renewable raw materials such as linseed oil, wood flour, and jute backing, it offers inherent antimicrobial properties and low volatile organic compound (VOC) emissions, characteristics that are increasingly specified in industrial and commercial projects.
| Property | Typical Value | Unit | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Overall thickness | 2.0 – 3.0 | mm | Depending on wear layer selection |
| Wear layer thickness | 0.3 – 0.7 | mm | Abrasion resistance scales with thickness |
| Roll width | 1.5 – 2.0 | m | Custom widths available on request |
| Roll length | Up to 50 | m | Longer lengths increase handling weight |
| Tensile strength (MD) | ≥ 1.5 | MPa | Machine direction |
| Slip resistance (R value) | R9 – R11 | – | According to DIN 51130 |
| Fire classification | Bfl‑s1 | – | EN 13501‑1 |

Linoleum is constructed from a calendered blend of oxidized linseed oil, wood flour, cork dust, and mineral fillers, pressed onto a jute backing. The wear layer is formed by the same linoleum compound, providing homogeneous performance throughout the thickness.
This homogeneous structure eliminates delamination risk and ensures consistent slip resistance and wear characteristics over the product’s service life. Dimensional stability after exposure to 80 °C for 6 hours remains within ±0.2 %, which is critical for installations over underfloor heating systems.
Chemical resistance testing shows no significant degradation after 24 hour exposure to dilute acids, alkalis, and common cleaning agents, supporting use in laboratories, food processing, and healthcare facilities.
In manufacturing plants, linoleum’s resistance to oil spills and its ability to withstand frequent cleaning with alkaline solutions reduce downtime caused by floor damage. Its inherent antimicrobial surface limits bacterial growth, a benefit for food preparation areas where hygiene standards are stringent.
Educational institutions specify linoleum for classrooms and corridors because the material’s low VOC emissions contribute to indoor air quality, and its sound‑absorbing properties help lower noise levels in busy environments.
Retail outlets benefit from the product’s ease of installation over large floor plates; the roll format allows continuous coverage that minimizes visible seams, preserving a uniform aesthetic while providing a durable walking surface capable of supporting heavy foot traffic and occasional pallet loads.
Each production lot undergoes abrasion resistance testing using the Taber method, targeting a wear index below 150 mg per 1000 cycles for the selected wear layer thickness. Slip resistance is verified with a pendulum tester, ensuring the R value meets the specification declared at order entry.
Dimensional change after heat exposure is measured per ISO 23999, with acceptance criteria set at ±0.3 % for length and width. Fire performance is confirmed via a small‑scale radiant panel test, classifying the material to EN 13501‑1 Bfl‑s1 or higher as required.
Visual inspection checks for color uniformity, absence of blisters, and proper core adhesion before the rolls are wrapped and palletized.
Standard stock items in common widths and thicknesses are typically available for shipment within 5‑7 working days after order confirmation. Customized dimensions, colors, or surface treatments extend the lead time to 10‑15 working days, depending on tooling and raw‑material scheduling.
To receive a formal quotation, provide the required roll width, length, thickness, wear layer specification, and any desired surface finish. The quotation will include unit price, total cost, estimated freight, and applicable payment terms.
Samples of up to 2 linear meters can be arranged upon request, allowing validation of color, texture, and performance characteristics before committing to a bulk purchase.
If you need bulk linoleum flooring rolls for your project, request a detailed quotation from our technical team. We will review your specifications and provide pricing, lead time, and shipping options.
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