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Frequently asked questions

Is linoleum suitable for bathrooms and kitchens?

Yes, sheet flooring is waterproof and, when laid without seams, works well in kitchens, hallways and bathrooms. In wet rooms, turn the covering up the wall or seal the edges so water can't get underneath.

How is linoleum installed?

In small rooms sheet flooring can be loose-laid, while in larger and heavily used rooms it is glued to the subfloor. The subfloor must be flat, dry and clean, as any unevenness will show through the surface.

What is acoustic linoleum?

Acoustic sheet flooring has a soft foam backing that reduces footfall noise and makes the floor more comfortable underfoot. The footfall noise reduction in decibels (e.g. 19 dB) is stated in the product name or product details.

How should I clean linoleum?

Vacuum the floor and wipe it with a damp cloth using a neutral cleaner. Avoid rubber castors and sharp furniture legs without protection, as they can mark the surface.

Natural Linoleum – A Durable, Natural and Timeless Flooring Choice

Natural linoleum is one of the longest-used and most environmentally friendly floor coverings, and its durability, aesthetics and ecological footprint are still highly valued today. Made from natural renewable materials – such as linseed oil, pine resin, limestone, wood flour and jute – linoleum is the ideal choice for those who value quality, sustainability and a healthy indoor climate.

Why choose natural linoleum?

  • 100% natural composition – contains no PVC, phthalates or artificial plasticisers

  • Antibacterial and antistatic – naturally resistant to microbes, does not attract dust or dirt

  • Durable and wear-resistant – suitable for high-traffic areas such as schools, offices, kitchens and hallways

  • A wide choice of colours and patterns – available in classic shades and modern designs

  • A health-friendly choice – also suitable for allergy sufferers and children, as it does not emit harmful compounds

  • Easy to maintain and restore – the natural surface ages gracefully and only needs occasional oiling or waxing

Linoleum composition and properties

What does natural linoleum contain?

  • Linseed oil – the main component, which gives linoleum its flexibility and antibacterial properties

  • Wood flour and cork – provide a natural texture and a slightly springy, comfortable feel underfoot

  • Pine resin and limestone – improve wear resistance and elasticity

  • Jute fabric – the natural backing onto which the linoleum is pressed

Thanks to its composition, linoleum is biodegradable and is often produced CO2-neutrally, making it a truly sustainable choice.

Installation – glue-down, wall-to-wall solution

Natural linoleum is installed by full-surface gluing directly onto a levelled subfloor.

  • For the best result, use special linoleum adhesives

  • Also suitable for use in rooms with underfloor heating

  • Trim-free transitions are possible, especially when using welded seams or special finishing tapes

Linoleum is particularly well suited to public spaces, food handling areas, kindergartens and healthcare facilities, where hygiene requirements are higher.

Finishing and accessories

At Viimistluskaubamaja you will find everything you need for the correct installation and maintenance of a linoleum floor: