Commercial Flooring Market

• In May 2023 – Shaw Industries announced plans to install innovative solar technology at its carpet tile manufacturing facility.
• In November 2022 - Tarkett North America recently reintroduced its Johnsonite product line, which includes a wall base, resilient flooring, stairwell management systems, and finishing accessories.
• In June 2022 - Mohawk Industries announced the acquisition of Vitromex, a leading Mexican tile manufacturer, from the Group Industrial Saltillo at an all-cash deal value of USD 293 million.

In this report, the Commercial Flooring Market has been segmented by Product , Material, Application, End-use and Geography.

Commercial Flooring Market, Segmentation by Product

The Commercial Flooring Market has been segmented by Product into Soft Coverings - Resilient, Non-resilient and Seamless- Wood & Laminates.

Soft Coverings

Soft coverings hold nearly 30% of the commercial flooring market, mainly driven by the demand for carpets and rugs in offices, hospitality, and institutional spaces. Their appeal lies in comfort, aesthetics, and noise reduction, making them a preferred choice for interiors.

Resilient

Resilient flooring accounts for around 35% of the market share, led by products like vinyl, linoleum, and rubber flooring. Known for their durability, easy maintenance, and cost-effectiveness, they are widely used in healthcare, education, and retail environments.

Non-resilient

Non-resilient flooring represents about 20% of the market. Options such as ceramic tiles, stone, and terrazzo dominate this category due to their strength, longevity, and premium appearance, making them suitable for high-traffic commercial applications.

Seamless

Seamless flooring contributes close to 10% of the market, especially in industrial and healthcare facilities. These epoxy and resin-based coatings are valued for their hygiene, smooth finish, and resistance to chemicals and heavy loads.

Wood & Laminates

Wood and laminates hold approximately 5% of the market, gaining popularity in office, retail, and hospitality sectors. They are chosen for their aesthetic appeal, warmth, and easy installation, though they are less durable compared to other options.

Commercial Flooring Market, Segmentation by Material

The Commercial Flooring Market has been segmented by Material into Laminate, Vinyl, Carpet and Tile

Laminate

Laminate flooring holds around 15% of the commercial flooring market, driven by its cost-effectiveness, easy installation, and aesthetic versatility. It is especially popular in offices and retail spaces where budget-friendly yet stylish flooring is required.

Vinyl

Vinyl accounts for nearly 35% of the market, making it one of the most dominant segments. Its durability, moisture resistance, and low maintenance make it highly suitable for healthcare, education, and hospitality sectors, where performance and hygiene are key.

Carpet

Carpet flooring represents about 30% of the market share, widely used in corporate offices, hotels, and institutions. It is preferred for its comfort, noise reduction, and design flexibility, adding a premium look while enhancing indoor aesthetics.

Tile

Tiles make up approximately 20% of the market, with ceramic, porcelain, and stone tiles being the most common choices. Their strength, longevity, and high resistance to wear make them ideal for high-traffic commercial environments.

Commercial Flooring Market, Segmentation by Application

The Commercial Flooring Market has been segmented by Application into Healthcare, Education, Leisure & Hospitality, Retail, Commercial Buildings and Public Buildings.

Healthcare

The healthcare sector accounts for nearly 20% of the commercial flooring market. Demand is fueled by the need for hygienic, slip-resistant, and durable flooring that supports infection control and heavy foot traffic in hospitals and clinics.

Education

Education facilities contribute about 18% of the market share, with high preference for vinyl and carpet tiles. These options provide comfort, sound insulation, and durability suited for classrooms, libraries, and administrative buildings.

Leisure & Hospitality

The leisure & hospitality segment holds around 22% share. Flooring choices here emphasize aesthetics, comfort, and design appeal, with carpets and luxury vinyl tiles being widely used in hotels, resorts, and restaurants.

Retail

Retail applications represent nearly 25% of the market. This segment requires durable, visually appealing, and easy-to-clean flooring that enhances store ambience and withstands heavy customer traffic.

Commercial Buildings

Commercial buildings account for approximately 10% of the market. Flooring solutions here focus on professional aesthetics, long-term durability, and ease of maintenance to support high usage in office complexes and business centers.

Public Buildings

Public buildings contribute about 5% share. Key considerations include cost-effectiveness, durability, and safety, making vinyl and tile flooring popular in government offices, transport terminals, and community halls.

Commercial Flooring Market, Segmentation by End-use

The Commercial Flooring Market has been segmented by End-use into New Construction, Renovation and Maintenance

New Construction

The new construction segment contributes nearly 45% of the commercial flooring market. Growth is driven by urbanization, infrastructure projects, and demand for durable flooring that combines sustainability with modern design appeal for long-term value in new developments.

Renovation

The renovation segment holds about 35% share of the market, fueled by rising upgrades in retail, hospitality, and office spaces. Businesses focus on flooring that enhances aesthetics, safety, and compliance while creating a more appealing customer and employee experience.

Maintenance

The maintenance segment represents nearly 20% of the market, emphasizing ongoing repair, upkeep, and refinishing of existing floors. High-traffic environments such as healthcare, education, and office buildings rely on this cost-effective approach to maintain quality, safety, and longevity of flooring investments.

Commercial Flooring Market, Segmentation by Geography

In this report, the Commercial Flooring Market has been segmented by Geography into five regions; North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Middle East & Africa and Latin America.

Commercial Flooring Market Share (%), by Geographical Region

North America

North America commands close to 32% of the global commercial flooring market. Strong demand from corporate offices, healthcare facilities, and retail outlets continues to drive growth. The region is also witnessing increased adoption of sustainable and low-maintenance flooring solutions, supported by a robust focus on renovation activities.

Europe

Europe represents around 28% of the market, shaped by strict building regulations and a strong shift toward eco-friendly construction practices. Businesses across the region prefer innovative flooring options that deliver both design appeal and long-term performance, ensuring compliance with sustainability goals.

Asia Pacific

Holding about 30% of the total share, Asia Pacific is the fastest-growing region in the commercial flooring industry. Driven by rapid urban expansion, infrastructure investments, and a rising middle-class population, the region experiences strong demand for flooring across both new construction and renovation projects.

Middle East & Africa

Middle East & Africa contributes nearly 6% of global market share, led by large-scale hospitality, retail, and commercial building projects. Countries such as the UAE and Saudi Arabia drive growth with demand for luxury, durable, and modern flooring solutions to match premium developments.

Latin America

Latin America accounts for about 4% of the market, with demand concentrated in Brazil and Mexico. Renovation and modernization of commercial spaces are key growth drivers, while increasing infrastructure development offers future opportunities for expansion in the flooring sector.