Mannington reinforces market stability with domestic production

HomeNewsMannington reinforces market stability with domestic production
Mannington’s Madison location produces LVT.

Calhoun, Ga.—In response to recent global tariff announcements that have brought volatility to the flooring industry, Mannington Commercial said it has reinforced its long-standing commitment to American manufacturing, long-term partnerships and intentional decision-making.

“As a 100-plus-year-old, privately owned American company, we are proud that 96.4% of the flooring products we sell are made in the United States,” said Richard French, president of Mannington Commercial. “That includes all of our carpet tile, broadloom, homogeneous and heterogeneous sheet vinyl, as well as the vast majority of our rubber and LVT collections.”

With this domestic foundation, Mannington Commercial aims to be in a strong position to offer stability to its customers. The company confirmed it has no plans to raise pricing on its products made in the USA through at least July 25, 2025. While no price increases are anticipated beyond that date, future decisions will be guided by the same approach—only considering adjustments if market conditions change.

According to the company, this approach highlights its long-term value of investing in domestic manufacturing, enabling it to deliver consistency, reliability and peace of mind to customers. Mannington Commercial says it has navigated market shifts by staying true to its values—which include acting with integrity, communicating transparently and standing by its partners.

Must Read

A roadmap for succesful reshoring

One of our main goals at the Reshoring Initiative is to get manufacturers to stop asking, “Where is the cheapest?” and instead start asking,...

Distributors ride the TrueTouch Floors wave

To say that the rollout of the breakthrough TrueTouch Floors brand of 100% organic, monolithic waterproof real-wood flooring constructed without PVC or traditional plastic...

NAFCD annual convention kicks off in Dallas

Dallas—The 2026 North American Association of Floor Covering Distributors + North American Building Material Distribution Association convention (NAFCD+NBMDA) kicked off in earnest here earlier...

The wall sale you’ve started: Make it bigger

If you’ve been following this column, you know we’ve been making the case that decorative wall panels belong in every flooring showroom. The argument...

NFA board members map out the way forward

Sint Maarten—The National Floorcovering Alliance, the success-minded group of 40 of the top retailers in the industry, elected its board of directors for the...

Five installation habits that quietly drain profit

When it comes to preventing flooring failures, it’s not always an issue of knowing best practices. Interruptions, schedule changes, or external pressure can throw...
Some text some message..
X