Resilient Floor Covering Institute
The Resilient Floor Covering Institute (RFCI) represents resilient flooring manufacturers in North America, including those who make cork, vinyl, linoleum and rubber flooring. The industry association works to help designers, architects, facilities managers, home owners, and others evaluate resilient flooring products.
Based in LaGrange, Georgia, RFCI was established in 1976 for manufacturers of resilient tile and sheet vinyl flooring for both commercial and residential applications.
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