Luxury vinyl tile (LVT) flooring
LVT gives you convincing wood and stone looks that are warm underfoot, quiet and water-resistant. We supply ranges including Moduleo and J2 and fit them as planks, tiles or herringbone, with borders and cuts that finish the room properly.
Herringbone, borders and careful cuts
LVT can be laid in patterns that would cost far more in solid wood: herringbone, a mitred border around the room, or a contrasting border to frame a hallway.
Where the floor meets a newel post, a curved wall or a door frame, we scribe and cut it to fit snugly, so the edges look as good as the middle of the room.
Why LVT suits busy homes
Water-resistant
Ideal for kitchens, bathrooms, utility rooms and the back door.
Warm and quiet
Softer and warmer underfoot than ceramic tiles, and quieter to walk on than laminate.
Hard-wearing
A protective wear layer stands up to pets, children and kitchen chairs.
Laid on a proper base
Glue-down LVT needs a smooth, level floor, so we prepare the sub-floor with smoothing compound or ply where needed.
Questions people ask us
Is LVT waterproof?
LVT is highly water-resistant, which makes it a good choice for kitchens, bathrooms and boot rooms.
Can LVT go over underfloor heating?
Most LVT can, within the manufacturer’s temperature limits. Tell us about your heating when you get in touch and we’ll check the range you choose.
Does herringbone cost more to fit?
A little. Herringbone takes longer to lay than straight planks, but it adds a lot of character to a hall, kitchen or open-plan room.
What’s the difference between LVT and laminate?
LVT is vinyl, so it’s softer, quieter and more water-resistant. Laminate has a wood-fibre core with a tough printed surface, and is often a little cheaper. More about laminate.
Book a measuring visit
Tell us about the rooms and we’ll arrange a time to measure up. Or call the shop on 01466 380106 or the mobile on 07984 558523.