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Armstrong World Industries, Inc. is a global manufacturer of flooring, ceilings, and cabinets. The company is based in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and currently has 35 plants located in 8 different countries, as well as approximately 10,000 employees worldwide. Revenues totaled about $2.8 billion for 2009, and in the year 2010, Armstrong celebrated its 150th anniversary, as it was established in 1860.

Each year, the Armstrong Foundation, which was started in 1985, has given millions of dollars to a variety of community efforts and charities across the United States, with the goal of improving neighborhoods.

Products from Armstrong

Focused on design and innovation, Armstrong's flooring product line consists of hardwood, laminate, and vinyl. Bruce and Robbins are the other brand names that the company manufacturers.

Hardwood floors from Armstrong include solid or engineered strips and planks, made from the following types of woods:

• Ash
• Birch
• Maple
• Hickory
• Oak
• Pecan
• Cherry
• Walnut

In addition, laminate products feature the look of traditional, hand-scraped, or distressed wood, along with a selection of stones and naturals to give the appearance of tile flooring. Luxury, sheet, and tile options of vinyl are also available.

Armstrong Company History

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania is where Armstrong began as a cork-cutting shop. Stamping the name, "Armstrong" on the cork as early as 1864, Thomas Armstrong effectively branded the company. Over the years, a philosophy of balancing the best interests of the customers was maintained through the new products that were being developed, such as insulated cork, fiberboard, ceilings, tiles, and linoleum; eventually leading to a new factory in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, in 1909.

In the 21st century, Armstrong continues to provide a balance as a major floor company that produces ceilings and cabinets throughout the world, reaching both the commercial and residential market.

Customer Resources

When customers visit the Armstrong website, they can read pages of information on every product, flooring care and installation, and several ideas for designing a room style.

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