Johnsonite

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Johnsonite is a commercial flooring brand of Tarkett USA Inc., specializing in rubber flooring, wall base, stair treads, and finishing accessories for high-traffic interior spaces.

Solon, Ohio, United States
commercial.tarkett.com
Owned by Tarkett S.A.

About Johnsonite

Johnsonite is a long‑established commercial flooring brand within Tarkett’s portfolio, known for resilient rubber flooring, wall base, stair treads, transitions, and other finishing accessories used in education, healthcare, retail, corporate, and public buildings. The products are designed to be durable, easy to maintain, and to integrate visually across an entire space, often forming part of larger flooring systems specified by architects and designers. In North America, Johnsonite is marketed and manufactured by Tarkett USA Inc., which operates from its headquarters in Solon, Ohio and serves commercial customers across the United States and beyond.

A “JOHNSONITE PRESTON GA” charge on a card statement likely relates to a purchase of Johnsonite-branded flooring or accessories for a construction, renovation, or maintenance project, with the transaction processed through a distributor, contractor, or regional Tarkett/Johnsonite sales office associated with Preston, Georgia. This could be for materials such as rubber wall base, stair treads, sports or multipurpose rubber flooring, or related installation accessories, and the amount can range from modest one‑time orders to larger commercial quantities depending on project size. In some cases you may see pending or partial authorization charges if a contractor or account places a deposit or if the payment is split across multiple shipments.

If you have questions about this charge, first check recent invoices, quotes, or contracts from flooring contractors or building projects, and compare merchant details, dates, and amounts. Project documentation or email confirmations from your installer or distributor should reference Johnsonite or Tarkett product names and quantities. If something seems off, contact the contractor or distributor listed on your paperwork, and if you purchased directly from Tarkett/Johnsonite, use the customer contact details on Tarkett’s website to reach Tarkett USA’s commercial support team with your order or PO number. As with any unfamiliar transaction, you can also ask your card issuer for more detail about the merchant ID and dispute the charge if you confirm that no one with access to your card authorized flooring materials from Johnsonite.

Bank Statement Variations

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These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Johnsonite.

  1. johnsonite preston ga

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge from “JOHNSONITE PRESTON GA” on my card statement?

This descriptor usually indicates a purchase of Johnsonite (Tarkett) flooring products—such as rubber flooring, wall base, or stair treads—processed through a distributor or contractor tied to the Preston, Georgia region. Review any recent construction, renovation, or maintenance work where Johnsonite or Tarkett products were specified, and match the charge to an invoice or proposal from your flooring contractor.

Is Johnsonite a separate company or part of Tarkett?

Johnsonite is a commercial flooring brand within Tarkett USA Inc., which does business under the Johnsonite name for certain rubber flooring and finishing accessory lines. Tarkett USA is headquartered in Solon, Ohio and is owned by Tarkett S.A., a global flooring manufacturer based in France.([equalisgroup.org](https://equalisgroup.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/RFP-CCOG-Flooring-RFP-Response-Tarkett-Scrollable.pdf?utm_source=openai))

What kinds of purchases typically result in a Johnsonite charge?

Johnsonite charges usually stem from flooring‑related purchases such as rubber wall base, stair treads, resilient rubber tiles or sheets, transitions, or other finishing accessories for commercial or institutional projects. These may be billed directly by Tarkett/Johnsonite or through an authorized distributor or installer who supplies Johnsonite‑branded materials.([leegov.com](https://www.leegov.com/procurement/Project%20Documents/Flooring%20Products%20and%20Installation%20Services%20-%20B210031MIF/Tarkett%20-Lee%20County%20Product%20Catalog%207.15.25%20-%206.30.26.pdf?utm_source=openai))

Could this Johnsonite charge be related to work done by my contractor rather than a direct purchase I made?

Yes. Many Johnsonite products are sold through distributors and flooring contractors who buy materials on your behalf and then process payment under the Johnsonite or Tarkett name. If you recently approved a flooring or stair upgrade, check the contractor’s estimate or invoice for Johnsonite or Tarkett product names and confirm with them how the payment was processed.

Why do I see more than one Johnsonite transaction or a small pending amount?

Large or staged projects may generate multiple Johnsonite charges, for example separate invoices for different phases or shipments. You may also see a smaller temporary authorization if a distributor or Tarkett account system verifies your card before final billing; these authorizations usually fall off within a few days when the final invoice posts.

How can I verify a Johnsonite transaction and get a copy of the invoice?

Start by contacting the flooring contractor, distributor, or facility manager who coordinated your project and ask for an itemized invoice listing Johnsonite or Tarkett products, quantities, and prices. If the purchase was direct, you can reach Tarkett’s commercial customer service via the contact information on commercial.tarkett.com and provide your company details, approximate charge date, and amount so they can locate the corresponding sales order.([equalisgroup.org](https://equalisgroup.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/RFP-CCOG-Flooring-RFP-Response-Tarkett-Scrollable.pdf?utm_source=openai))

How do I request a refund or dispute a Johnsonite flooring charge?

Refunds are typically handled through the seller who invoiced you—often a local distributor or contractor. Review the return and cancellation terms in your contract, then contact that seller to request an adjustment or credit. If you believe the charge is fraudulent or clearly unauthorized, notify your card issuer promptly, provide any supporting documentation about your flooring projects, and ask them to initiate a dispute while you seek clarification from the seller or Tarkett/Johnsonite.

Does Johnsonite offer customer support if I have technical or account questions about the products tied to this charge?

Yes. Technical data sheets, product guides, and contact forms for Johnsonite products are available through Tarkett’s commercial website. You can use those channels to ask about product specifications, warranty coverage, or to confirm that a distributor or contractor is authorized to sell Johnsonite materials associated with your charge.([contract.tarkett.com](https://contract.tarkett.com/johnsonite?utm_source=openai))

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