Luxury Vinyl Tile, the Best of Everything
Waterproof, warm and quiet, with herringbone layouts laminate cannot match.
LVT has become the floor people ask for by name, and for good reason. It looks convincingly like real wood or stone, it is fully waterproof, warmer and quieter underfoot than laminate, and tough enough for the busiest rooms in the house. One floor, very few compromises.
In this chapter
- Why people choose LVT
- Fitting is where LVT is won or lost
- Honest comparison
Why people choose LVT
Individual planks and tiles mean authentic layouts: herringbone, borders and design details that laminate cannot match. Waterproof construction means the same floor can run from hallway through kitchen without a worry. And because damaged planks can be replaced individually, an accident does not mean a new floor.
Fitting is where LVT is won or lost
LVT is thin, so it shows every flaw beneath it. Proper fitting means meticulous subfloor preparation, often with a smoothing compound, before a single plank goes down. That preparation is the difference between a showroom finish and visible ridges within a year, and it is included in how we quote.
Honest comparison
LVT costs more than laminate or vinyl, and for some rooms those remain the sensible choice. Where LVT earns its price is in open plan spaces, kitchens, hallways and anywhere you want premium looks with waterproof practicality. We will lay the options side by side and let you judge.
Waterproof, warm and quiet, with herringbone layouts laminate cannot match.
Common questions
What people ask about this
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Yes, the planks themselves are fully waterproof, which is why LVT is so popular for kitchens, bathrooms and hallways.
Yes. Herringbone and other laying patterns are one of LVT’s biggest draws, and our fitters lay them properly.
Most quality LVT ranges are compatible with underfloor heating. We will confirm suitability for your system before you order.
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