Flooring stores
Create a clearer collection story and request samples for customer presentation.
A focused partnership route for flooring stores, retailers and distributors
A Hawkline partnership starts with fit: your market, customers, sales channel and the collections that can strengthen your offer. Applying starts a conversation; it does not automatically create dealer status.
Current commercial and logistics conditions are discussed only after Hawkline understands the business and both sides agree the terms.
Create a clearer collection story and request samples for customer presentation.
Discuss market coverage, assortment priorities and practical cooperation.
Bring a project, specification or recurring business need to the Hawkline team.
Describe your business, locations or service area, customer profile and current flooring focus. This helps distinguish a display opportunity from distribution or project cooperation.
Review the SPC and LVT collection structure and identify the strongest fit. If you are unsure, explain the gap in your existing range instead of guessing a collection.
Add the country, preferred next step and timing. Hawkline can then respond with relevant samples and current cooperation details rather than generic promises.
1. Tell us about your business. 2. Select relevant Hawkline collections. 3. Request and review samples and technical materials.
4. Discuss current commercial and logistics conditions. 5. Start cooperation and orders only after the terms are agreed.
Include the company, country and city, type of business, current flooring assortment, collections of interest, sample needs and contact details.
This information can be placed in the existing message field; no additional form fields or backend system are required.
Review the SPC and glue-down LVT collection links below without treating the systems as interchangeable. Hawkline can support product selection, samples and available technical materials.
A partnership proceeds only after fit and current conditions have been discussed and agreed.
Construction vs. pattern, installed cost vs. box price, and why Mercury isn't a herringbone product despite sometimes being grouped with pattern flooring. A range-planning guide for retailers.
A first-hand account of our manufacturing partner visit — production floor, quality control lab, and what we agreed to do next.
Tell us about your company, location, assortment, collection interests and sample needs.