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LUXURY VINYL TILES

Luxury vinyl is a high-quality flooring, installed as a tile or plank that resembles expensive flooring materials, such as wood or stone, but is a lower maintenance option to these natural materials.

LVT Flooring, Tunbridge Wells

​LVT is good for high traffic areas like hallways and open plan spaces such as kitchen-diners or wet spaces like bathrooms as it is slip resistant.   It is softer underfoot than real stone and can be paired with the right underfloor heating.

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LVT is semi rigid and thicker than standard vinyl. It is constructed from layers - a backing, a core layer for stability, the graphic layer - high resolution imaging, with timber grain or stone-like markings and topped with a wear layer.  The wear layer is a protective clear polyurethane coating which is sometimes supported with ceramic bead, silica bead or aluminium oxide. There are a broad range of wear layers and the thicker it is the more hard-wearing the product will be.  

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LVT Flooring, Tunbridge Wells
LVT Flooring, Tunbridge Wells
LVT Flooring, Tunbridge Wells

Wood-effect timber features the different species, colours, and grain patterns which look very similar to the real thing.  There is a good selection of plank sizes and laying patterns, such as chevrons and herringbone.

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Stone-effect LVT comes in an array of colours and styles, from dark grey through to creams.

 

There are also brightly coloured options and bold patterns, which resemble a tiled floor, and are becoming popular as a design statement and an injection of style.  

LVT Flooring, Tunbridge Wells

Installation 

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Luxury vinyl flooring should be laid on a clean, flat, and smooth surface, so we will advise you on the required sub-floor preparation which, if required, will be an integral part of the installation.  The quality of the sub floor will directly impact the look and lifespan of your vinyl flooring.

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Any existing flooring will need to be removed and if the subfloor is uneven this will need to be rectified, for example, ply and prime over timber floors, or a self-levelling screed on a concrete subfloor. The subfloor will then need to be clean and dry before the LVT tiles or planks are installed.

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There are several different installation methods. Floated either as a loose lay or click vinyl or glue down installation.

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