The Types classification disaggregates the market into hardwood, laminate, vinyl, carpet, tile, and stone flooring solutions, each reflecting distinct performance and cost profiles. Hardwood, valued for its natural aesthetics and long‑term resale benefit, holds a mid‑range share, typically 20 % of total sales, and is favored in high‑end residential projects. Laminate, offering a cost‑effective alternative with comparable visual appeal, contributes around 15 % and is popular in both residential and light‑commercial settings. Vinyl, especially luxury vinyl tile (LVT), has surged to approximately 25 % due to its water resistance and design flexibility, capturing growth in hospitality and healthcare. Carpet, still preferred for acoustic comfort and warmth, accounts for roughly 18 % of the market, largely in residential and office environments. Tile and stone, encompassing ceramic, porcelain, and natural stone, together represent about 12 % and are concentrated in premium commercial and institutional projects where durability and design prestige are paramount. This taxonomy clarifies how each type underpins the broader market dynamics.