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LVT

Luxury Vinyl Tiles are an affordable alternative to solid wooden flooring or tiles with the add-on of many eye-catching characteristics.

The realistic look of either wood, stone or ceramic tile is extremely hard wearing and resilient to daily wear and tear. It has a scratch resistant surface and waterproof making it ideal for any room in your home. The LVT is made up of multiple thin layers so that the flooring is still flexible but very durable and easy to look after. Luxury Vinyl Tiles are becoming extremely popular with homeowners as it can transform your home with an authentic and hardwearing floor, without the drawbacks and downsides that sometimes come with a natural product

Where is LVT best suited?

VT is suitable for any room in your home. Its robustness and durability means that it is a great option for busy areas such as entrance halls and living spaces, while the sound reducing benefits make it a perfect choice for upstairs rooms such as bedrooms, nurseries and studies. LVT are also waterproof so are suitable to be used in rooms with a lot of water, such as bathrooms, kitchens, utility rooms and even porch areas. Its ability to cope with fluctuations in temperature and humidity is another amazing benefit of LVT, which means that it can be fitted into conservatories, orangeries and even used with underfloor heating systems. The thin and flexible nature of the LVT means that it can even be fitted onto a staircase.

Is it compatible with underfloor heating?

LVT is a very thin but durable floor covering, so is perfect for anyone covering over an existing floor, or undertaking household renovations. Perfect if you want a natural looking floor but only have a thin or narrow gap between your existing floor and your doors.

LVT flooring is completely compatible with both electric and water based underfloor heating systems. The flooring is thin enough so that the heat can transfer through to the surface sufficiently, while it is stable enough to cope with the constant changes in temperature.

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