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LVT Flooring

Luxury Vinyl Tile (LVT) flooring offers the perfect combination of style, durability, and practicality. Its water-resistant and scratch-resistant properties make it ideal for busy households, particularly in kitchens and bathrooms. Luxury vinyl flooring has so many designs to choose from, natural wood, stone, and slate, LVT provides a high-end look without the high-end price all with national UK delivery. Available in easy-to-install click or glue-down options, LVT flooring is a fantastic choice for any room, offering comfort and warmth underfoot.

Benefits of Luxury vinyl tile flooring

Here are some of our top reasons why you should choose Luxury Vinyl Tile (LVT) flooring for your home or business:

Cost-effective – LVT offers an affordable alternative to other flooring types, bringing a luxurious feel to your home at a more accessible price.
Easy to Install – Click LVT uses a simple click-lock system, making installation quick, straightforward, and hassle-free. Glue Down LVT also provides a highly durable, stable, and secure fit, ideal for high-traffic areas and commercial environments.
No more noisy footsteps! – Quieter underfoot compared to many other flooring options, effectively insulating sound.
Super Low Maintenance – Easy to clean and maintain; the tough, protective surface allows for thorough and straightforward cleaning without worry of damage.
Innovative Designs & Finishes – Features realistic textures and finishes, making it difficult to distinguish from natural hardwood flooring, with additional stylish designs including mosaic and herringbone patterns.
Long Lifespan – With proper maintenance, LVT flooring typically lasts between 25 and 30 years, depending on usage, foot traffic, and location.