Unilin
Smart living solutions since 1960.
Unilin is a group of 6 powerful divisions: panels, insulation, flooring, IVC Group, technologies and Godfrey Hirst. The company is driven by innovation, entrepreneurship and passion. In 2005, Unilin was acquired by Mohawk Industries: the global market leader in flooring.
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