The "My Project" tool will help you select the perfect floor according to your three choices: 

• The room that you wish to decorate or renovate 
• Your favourite type of design: graphic, textile, wood, concrete, etc. 
• The colour that would best suit your intended decoration 

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With our Interior Designer service, you can test all our floors in your home using a photo of your interior. It's simple, fast and free! 

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You can contact the store directly where you purchased your Gerflor floor. 

PVC flooring is a durable and versatile material that is widely used in various sectors, such as health care, education, retail and hospitality. However, it also generates a significant amount of waste every year, especially in Australia, where around 60,000 tonnes of PVC flooring end up in landfills annually. Out of this amount, 9,000 tonnes are unused or off-cuts that could have been recycled. ResiLoop is a project that aims to create a circular economy for PVC flooring by collecting, processing and reusing this valuable resource.

Both Second Life and ResiLoop are recycling schemes that aim to collect and reuse “clean” floor laying off-cuts. The main difference is that Second Life is a European initiative that involves a partnership between the flooring industry (including Gerflor) and Paprec, a recycling company that operates the Floor to Floor recycling centre. ResiLoop, on the other hand, is an Australian innovation that is the first of its kind in the country.

ResiLoop is currently undergoing final testing and will be fully operational by the end of 2024. Gerflor, as a pioneer member of the scheme, will actively support this initiative once it is launched.

Most Gerflor products contain recycled PVC from the Second Life scheme, however it will not contain material from the ResiLoop scheme. The recycled material from ResiLoop will be reserved for local projects here in Australia.