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Fast becoming our most popular choice of flooring, LVT or Luxury Vinyl, can match any lifestyle, offering a hard-wearing, durable and adaptable solution - without compromising on style.
LVT stands for Luxury Vinyl Tile - a product that looks like real stone or wood flooring. Available in a range of shapes, sizes and effects, you can create an authentic looking floor in your home, without the practical drawbacks of natural products.
Luxury Vinyl Tiles, or vinyl flooring can also be called 'PVC flooring’. LVT flooring comes as easy-to-install planks or tiles which can either be put in as floating, without glue, or glued down.
Our quality range encompasses a wide variety of styles, effects and colours, making it a great solution for any room of the house. Most notably, we offer the full ranges of leading UK manufacturers Karndean, Amtico, and Quick-Step, as fully approved and certified fitters.




Q: Why should I choose LVT?
A: LVT could be the right choice for you for many reasons! Some of the wonderful properties of our Luxury Vinyl Tiles:
- Water resistant
- Quiet footstep noise
- Strain and scratch resistant
- Easily cleaned
- Compatible with under-floor heating
- Easy to install
- Comes with a protective top layer
Q: What is the difference between LVT and PVC flooring:
A: LVT and PVC flooring or essential the same thing, with another name. PVC means it combines natural products like stone or wood, with durable solutions to ensure longevity of the flooring.
Q: What is the difference between floating or glued down?
A: It’s all in the glue! The floating effect means they fit in together without the need for glue. Or you can have a “glued down” version to accommodate for your needs.
Q: What is the difference between Flexible and Rigid flooring:
The difference is all in the prep work!
Flexible Vinyl - The surface must be perfectly flat. There are no transition tiles needed with flexible vinyl, and installation can be either floating or glued down.
Rigid Vinyl - No surface prep work needed. Transition tiles are needed depending on the length or width of the surface area. These tiles must be floating only and cannot be glued down.
Q: Are there places I should or shouldn’t install it?
A: LVT can be installed anywhere inside your home or corporate setting. We have found that rooms with high temperatures stand up to the test of our durable LVT. Rooms with large windows also should consider out sun/heat overlay for extra protection.
We do not recommend putting your tiles down in your showers or near a pool. While LVT is water resistant, moisture can still enter in between the layers and bevels.
Q: Can I use a Stanley knife to cut Quick-Step vinyl?
A: As cutting vinyl tiles can be dangerous, we highly encourage them being handled by a professional who uses the correct knives and cutting tool needed. A professional will also be able to cut them around unique edges or incorporate any pattern or design desired.
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