Vinyl flooring is a synthetic flooring option, highly popular due to its durability, water resistance, and low maintenance. It’s ideal for high-traffic areas and spaces prone to moisture, such as kitchens and bathrooms.
Advantages:
Water and moisture resistant
Durable and easy to clean
Available in a wide variety of styles and colors, including realistic wood and stone looks
Comfortable underfoot and relatively quiet
Quick installation, with glue-down or click-lock options
Common Types:
Sheet Vinyl – Rolls of vinyl installed with or without adhesive, covering large areas without visible seams
Vinyl Tiles (VT) – Individual vinyl tiles, easy to replace if damaged
Luxury Vinyl Plank (LVP) is a premium vinyl flooring that realistically mimics natural hardwood while retaining all the benefits of traditional vinyl. It’s highly appreciated for its elegant look and easy maintenance.
Advantages:
Water and moisture resistant – perfect for kitchens, bathrooms, and basements
Realistic wood look with varied textures and tones
Scratch and high-traffic resistant
Easy installation: most LVP comes in click-lock or glue-down options
Comfortable and quiet underfoot
Key Specifications:
Plank Thickness: Usually 4mm–8mm – thicker planks are more durable and comfortable
Wear Layer: The top protective layer determines durability – 12 mil to 30 mil for commercial-grade floors
Rigid vs Flexible Core: Rigid LVP (SPC or WPC) offers more stability and a solid feel underfoot