Since 1908: resilient, tested in place.
Since 1908, American Biltrite has made resilient flooring for North American commercial work — rubber sheet and tile, luxury vinyl, and the specialty lines the harder briefs call for — all developed and tested in its own R&D facilities.
Rubber and LVT, one resilient range.
Plank from 4″ × 36″ to 9″ × 48″, tile to 18″ × 36″ — glue-down, with stone, wood and textile visuals across Mirra and Sonata.
ASTM F1515, passed.
American Biltrite reports ABPure as the only rubber floor to pass the ASTM F1515 test for color durability — the shade specified is the shade that stays, year after year. Start with the ABPure brochure.
A hospital corridor in ABPure — Red List Free rubber with Nfuse technology, made for disinfection regimes.
Anthracite (ABS-23)
Ash Grey (ABS-35)
Battleship Grey (ABS-37)
Steel (ABS-38)
Camouflage Green (ABS-39)
Linen (ABS-41)
Wheat (ABS-45)
Terracotta (ABS-52)A curated eight from the rubber line — tiles to 36″, sheet to 60″ widths, per American Biltrite, the only rubber to pass ASTM F1515 for color durability. Eight of the thirty-six colors; see all thirty-six on the ABPure page.
Specialty lines for the harder briefs.
Through-color granite chips in solid vinyl — no-wax maintenance, twenty-year limited commercial wear warranty — ASTM F970 static load ≤ 0.005″, per American Biltrite’s technical data.
Mineral Grey 133
White 115
Sky Blue 193
Grey 135
White-Grey 130
White-Blue 190
Taupe 145Electrotile SDT — static-dissipative and conductive tile for labs, cleanrooms and electronics floors, swatched here in the static-dissipative palette.
Fire-retardant, low-smoke rubber treads for the exit stairways the code cares most about.
Flecked solid vinyl tile around a CT scanner, in a working hospital imaging suite.
Developed and tested in American Biltrite’s own R&D facilities — proven before it ships.
Certified before it is specified.
Mirra in place — luxury vinyl with a 30 mil wear layer, the heaviest in the line, backed twenty years.
The documentation arrives with the sample, not after the order.
FloorScore, Declare Red List Free and LEED v4 compliance run across the line — proof that the manufacturing process is examined as closely as the floor it produces.
FloorScore certified
Independently certified for indoor air quality — Texas Granite and Electrotile solid vinyl, and ABPure, ABMarathon and ABDefender rubber.
Declare Red List Free
ABPure and ABMarathon rubber disclose their full chemistry and carry Declare Red List Free labels.
LEED v4, documented
Compliance matrices and technical documentation ship with the specification, ready for the project checklist.
A 30 mil wear layer
Mirra’s 30 mil wear layer is half again what most LVT carries, per American Biltrite — backed by a twenty-year commercial warranty.
Specify
The manufacturer’s current files, one click each.
| Product | Technical data | Installation | Maintenance | Warranty | LEED v4 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ABPure | Sheet · Tile | ||||
| ABDefender | Tiles · Treads | Tiles · Treads | Tiles · Treads | ||
| ABMarathon | |||||
| Mirra | |||||
| Sonata & Sonata Elements | |||||
| Texas Granite | |||||
| Electrotile |
Brochures & catalogs
American Biltrite’s current product brochures, opened from AB’s own library in a new tab.
- ABPure Imagine sheet (2025)RubberPDF
- ABPure tile handout (2026)RubberPDF
- ABMarathonRubberPDF
- ABDefenderRubberPDF
- ABDefender fact sheetRubberPDF
- Mirra Wood & StoneLVTPDF
- SonataLVTPDF
- Sonata ElementsLVTPDF
- Texas GraniteSolid vinylPDF
- ElectrotileSolid vinylPDF
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