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LVT Flooring

Looking for elegant flooring that can withstand years of foot traffic? Our luxury vinyl tile, or LVT, flooring collection has exactly what you need. Read more

Peri - Maka

£22.99 m2

Peri - Kalea

£22.99 m2

LVT Flooring FAQs

 

What is luxury vinyl flooring?

Luxury vinyl tiles, or LVT, is a type of flooring that’s designed to replicate the look of other materials. Each tile is made of layered vinyl, topped with a scratch-resistant and stain-resistant wear layer for added durability. Some designs also feature a built-in underlay for easy installation.

You can learn more with our ‘What is LVT flooring?’ guide!

How should I clean my new LVT flooring?

To clean LVT flooring, sweep or vacuum loose debris, then use a damp mop and a pH-neutral vinyl cleaner to remove any stubborn marks or stains. Avoid using too much water, as moisture can damage LVT if it gets into the tiny gaps between tiles. Steam cleaners and hard-bristled brushes can also cause damage; if you’re unsure, our luxury vinyl tile care guide has everything you need to clean your LVT flooring like a pro.

Are luxury vinyl tiles waterproof?

LVT flooring is technically waterproof, but the seals between tiles aren’t 100% watertight, meaning moisture can seep through the surface and cause damage. Because of this, LVT can resist spills and splashes in the short term, but it’s best to avoid prolonged exposure to lots of water.

How do I lay LVT flooring?

The process of installing LVT can vary depending on the style of planks you choose. Glue-down LVT, for example, requires an adhesive to stick directly to your subfloor, while click LVT is designed to snap into place. Our LVT installation guide can help you lay your tiles perfectly.

Can LVT be fitted over existing wooden or laminate flooring?

Unfortunately not - real wood moves and breathes, so fitting LVT on top of a wooden floor can stop the air from getting to it and cause many issues. If you've got a wooden parquet floor, this will have to come up before a new floor can go down. You also can't lay LVT on top of laminate, as laminate is a wood-based floating floor that needs room to expand and contract in different temperatures.

Do I need underlay for LVT?

Luxury vinyl doesn't require traditional underlay, and all our current ranges of click LVT have underlay already built in, making installation a breeze! With dryback LVT, you can either use HT adhesive or our LVT flexible self-adhesive 'underlay' - a sticky sheet that can be trimmed to size that's so quick and easy to install. Our flexi underlay is also compatible with click LVT.

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