The vinyl everyone is familiar with is the sheet good product -- linoleum. This product was invented in 1845 and remained popular throughout WWII.

The sheet good vinyl still exists, but it has come a long way since its humble beginnings. With new technology making it sturdier, and resistant against curling, linoleum is no longer the flooring it used to be. 

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Vinyl also can refer to planks and tiles that have become popular in recent years. This product clicks together, coming in pieces like hardwood, and advertises a sturdy, modern look and feel. This product can take many different forms, making it a versatile choice for your home.