Product Guide

Vinyl Flooring

Waterproof, versatile vinyl options ideal for kitchens, bathrooms, and high-traffic areas.

Why choose LVT?

LVT (Luxury Vinyl Tile) gives you the look of wood or stone with a tough, easy-clean surface. It’s comfortable underfoot, quieter than tile, and handles everyday life brilliantly — including pets, kids, and high-traffic areas. The key is picking the right format and wear layer for your space.

Best for

  • • Kitchens & utility rooms
  • • Hallways & busy living areas
  • • Bathrooms (with correct system)
  • • Shops, salons, offices (commercial grades)

Not ideal for

  • • Very uneven subfloors without prep
  • • If you want “real wood” feel/grain depth
  • • Areas with sharp grit & no entrance mats

Click LVT vs glue-down LVT

Click (floating) LVT: boards/tiles lock together and “float” over underlay. Great for faster installs and renovations, but needs a flatter subfloor to avoid movement.

Glue-down LVT: fixed directly to a prepared subfloor. Often the best option for perfectly crisp finishes, heavy traffic, and larger areas — but prep is more important.

Finish & style guide

Wood-effect

Warm and natural-looking, ideal for living rooms and open plan spaces — without the upkeep of real wood.

Stone-effect

Clean, modern look for kitchens and bathrooms — softer and warmer underfoot than real tile.

Wear layer

Bigger wear layer = better durability. Ask for a tougher spec for busy homes, rentals, and commercial use.

Plank size & layout

Long planks feel spacious. Herringbone adds wow-factor. Tile formats suit modern stone looks.

Maintenance tips

  • • Vacuum/sweep regularly to remove grit (helps prevent scuffs).
  • • Damp mop with a vinyl-safe cleaner (avoid harsh solvents/abrasives).
  • • Use felt pads under furniture + mats at entrances.
  • • Wipe spills quickly — it’s water-resistant, but good habits keep it looking new.

Fitting overview

LVT fitting is all about subfloor preparation. For the best finish, the subfloor should be clean, dry, and level (often with latex smoothing compound). Click LVT may use underlay; glue-down LVT relies on the right adhesive and a well-prepped base for a flawless result.

FAQ

Is LVT waterproof?

Most LVT is water-resistant and great for kitchens and bathrooms. For wet areas, correct installation and edge detailing matter.

Can LVT go over underfloor heating?

Often yes — as long as it’s compatible and temperature limits are followed. We’ll confirm the right product for your system.