Let's talk LVT flooring

LVT (Luxury Vinyl Tile) is a durable, multi-layered flooring designed to replicate the look of natural wood or stone.

It combines realistic surface designs with a tough protective wear layer, making it both stylish and practical.

• Highly durable
• Water-resistant or waterproof (depending on product)
• Comfortable underfoot
• Suitable for residential and commercial spaces

Most LVT flooring is 100% waterproof.

• Suitable for kitchens, bathrooms, and utility rooms
• Resistant to spills, splashes, and humidity
• Won’t swell or warp when exposed to moisture

Always check individual product specifications for confirmation.

LVT and laminate offer different benefits.

• LVT flooring: Waterproof, quieter underfoot, softer feel
• Laminate flooring: Thicker boards with a more rigid wood-based core

If moisture resistance is a priority, LVT is often the better choice.

High-quality LVT flooring can last:

• 15–25 years in residential homes
• 10–20 years in commercial settings

Lifespan depends largely on wear layer thickness and maintenance.

Yes — most LVT flooring is compatible with underfloor heating.

• Suitable for electric and water-based systems
• Surface temperature should not exceed 27°C
• Always follow manufacturer installation guidelines

LVT conducts heat efficiently due to its slim profile.

LVT can be installed in two main ways:

• Click-fit floating system (DIY-friendly)
• Glue-down installation (professional finish, ideal for large areas)

The correct method depends on product type and subfloor condition.

It depends on the product.

• Some click LVT ranges include a pre-attached underlay
• Glue-down LVT is typically installed without underlay
• Subfloors must be clean, dry, and level

Always check product specifications before installation.

Yes — LVT is a popular choice for pet owners.

• Scratch-resistant wear layer
• Waterproof surface for accidents and spills
• Easy to clean and hygienic

It’s ideal for busy households.

Yes — LVT has a softer feel compared to laminate or tile.

• Slightly cushioned surface
• Warmer underfoot than ceramic tiles
• Reduced noise when walked on

It’s a practical choice for everyday living spaces.