Made in the USA, Made Responsibly
At AHF Products, sustainability starts at home. With 10 domestic manufacturing facilities across the country, AHF is one of the few North American flooring manufacturers producing most of its porcelain, hardwood, and VCT products in the United States.
By sourcing from renewable and abundant local materials, AHF reduces transportation-related emissions, supports domestic jobs, and ensures a high degree of product transparency and quality control. The result: durable floors designed to last for generations—a smart, sustainable choice for both consumers and designers that helps reduce landfill waste and supports long-term resource conservation.
“U.S.-based manufacturing gives us a unique ability to respond quickly to customer needs, control material sourcing, and ensure consistency in quality and sustainability,” says Brent Emore, CEO of AHF Products. “Producing locally, from renewable or abundant resources… is a smart, sustainable choice for consumers and designers. It’s common sense that producing materials that last for generations is good for everyone.”
2025 Sustainability Milestones
Aligned with SASB frameworks and covering fiscal year 2024–2025, the report highlights measurable progress, including:
- First Carbon Neutral Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) for porcelain (Crossville®)
- Expanded sustainability documentation for all commercial wood, resilient, and porcelain products
- Expansion of the densified hardwood product line
- Continued investment in energy-efficient infrastructure and material circularity
Crossville® Leads the Way in Carbon Neutral Porcelain Tile Collections
As AHF’s porcelain tile brand, Crossville continues to lead with innovation in sustainable surface design. Today, we proudly offer six carbon-neutral porcelain tile collections, all crafted in Tennessee using sustainable manufacturing and including a minimum of 10% recycled content (download the recycled content guide here).
Portland Cliff™
Portland Cliff porcelain tile is a limestone-look inspired by Portland stone, delivering authentic texture with our hyper-realistic Visual Touch Technology™.
Argent 2.0™
Argent 2.0 porcelain tile offers a refreshed palette with a softened aesthetic that serves as a subtle, tonal sanctuary, grounding us in a more peaceful state of mind.
Argent 2.5™
Argent 2.5 porcelain tile is a limited-edition revival of the bold hues from the original Argent 2.0 series, bringing vibrant energy and bold expression to spaces.
Beljn™
Beljn porcelain tile, inspired by Belgian limestone, blends timeless elegance with modern performance.
Native Metal™
Native Metal porcelain tile captures the eternal luxury of patinaed minerals and ores in a refreshingly unique porcelain and resin tile line.
Civilization™
Civilization porcelain tile offers six natural basalt incarnations, featuring unique crystalline visuals and subtle movement.
Each carbon-neutral porcelain tile collection represents Crossville’s ongoing dedication to beauty, performance, and environmental responsibility—supporting reduced emissions and sustainable design choices for every project.
For additional insight into our environmental certifications, carbon-neutral EPDs, and tile recycling initiatives, visit our Crossville Sustainability page. You can download Crossville’s Sustainability report here.
Beyond Porcelain
The full AHF sustainability report also details advancements across AHF’s resilient and hardwood flooring lines — from PVC-free sheet options and limestone-based VCT to the company’s patented densified hardwood technology — reinforcing sustainability progress across every product category
Looking Ahead
“Our work at AHF is guided by a clear understanding that the choices we make today shape the world we build tomorrow,” said Noah Chitty, VP of Sustainability and Technical Services at AHF. “From investing in energy-efficient infrastructure to expanding disclosure programs and incorporating recycled materials into our products, we’re focused on making sustainability real—measurable, transparent, and part of every surface we manufacture.”
As Chitty notes, sustainability reporting is an ongoing journey—one that reflects AHF’s commitment to continuous progress, innovation, and collaboration across all brands.
The 2025 AHF Sustainability Report sets the foundation for continued progress across all AHF brands, showing how U.S. manufacturing, circular design, and long-lasting materials come together for a more sustainable future.
