Hygienic, easy to clean and waterproof, luxury vinyl flooring is a great option when upgrading your home interior. Whether your home takes a grey aesthetic or you prefer a traditional wood running through, we have a wide selection that’ll transform your space entirely. Choose from LVT flooring with and without integrated underlay to make installation a breeze, no matter where in the home.
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Explore our wide collection of affordable marble, wood and stone effect luxury vinyl flooring. Not only is it easy-to-install, but there’s plenty of styles, colours and finishes to choose from, making it a hugely popular choice for homeowners. Whether you opt for a stylish herringbone effect or a modern marble tile effect, we have a LVT flooring design to compliment any interior. Waterproof, pet-friendly and germ-resistant, vinyl flooring is perfect for kitchens, bathrooms and wherever else needs an upgrade.
Unsure which to opt for? Discover our LVT flooring buying guide, so you can bring your vision to life.
For an extra helping hand, we also have a guide on how to lay vinyl floor tiles.
LVT flooring is a synthetic flooring type that combines PVC (polyvinyl chloride) with other materials to create an affordable and reliable flooring solution. It’s hard-wearing, waterproof and comes in a range of styles while being low maintenance, making it very popular for homes and businesses.
Begin by preparing the floor by cleaning, levelling and drying it. Then, measure and cut your vinyl flooring to fit the space, but leave a small expansion gap around the edges. For sheet vinyl, you’ll want to apply adhesive to the floor before smoothing the vinyl into place, ensuring all air bubbles are removed as you go. For LVT floor tiles, start in the centre or at the longest wall and click or stick the pieces together, ensuring the seams are tight. Lastly, trim the edges, install your skirting or beading to cover any unwanted gaps and allow your new floor to settle before heavy use.
Yes, it’s possible to install vinyl flooring over tiles, but they must be clean, level and in good condition. We recommend filling any grout lines or uneven areas beforehand for a smooth surface to work with.
