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VINYL
Why Vinyl Flooring?
Vinyl flooring is a stylish, practical, and budget-friendly option that works well in any space. Designed to mimic the beauty of wood, stone, or tile, it offers a high-end look without the high-end cost. One of the best things about vinyl flooring is how tough it is—it stands up to scratches, stains, and moisture and provides superior moisture protection compared to all other flooring. This added protection makes it perfect for kitchens, bathrooms, and basements. Let’s not forget that maintaining it is simple—just sweep it regularly and mop occasionally to keep it looking fantastic. Or if you want more cushion, just add padding. There are so many options. With a wide variety of colors and textures available, you can effortlessly discover a style that complements any space. Whether you want a modern, rustic, or classic look, vinyl flooring provides an affordable, long-lasting solution that combines beauty with practicality.
Not all Vinyl is Created Equal
Vinyl Sheet Flooring:
This style comes in wide, seamless sheets, making it a great choice for areas where fewer joints are preferred. Plus its impermeability to water makes it a reliable option for kitchens, bathrooms, and laundry rooms.
Vinyl Tile Flooring:
Offered in individual tiles, vinyl tiles are easy to install and replace. They are available in various sizes and designs, allowing for creative patterns and layouts.
Luxury Vinyl Plank (LVP) Flooring:
LVP is created to resemble a variety of aesthetic options offered in plank form. It can provide the same warmth and sophistication as hardwood or tile while also boasting increased durability and superior water resistance.
Things to Consider:
When choosing between vinyl plank, vinyl sheet and peel and stick flooring consider affordability, the needs of your space, and your overall end goals.
Aesthetics:
There is Vinyl flooring great for the hardwood, tile, or ceramic design you're going for. A lot of vinyl can mimic these textures beautifully. Be sure to request samples to test their visual appeal in your desired area.
Traffic & Moisture:
Will you be placing it in a high traffic area? If so, maybe you will require a thicker wear layer. Or maybe you will only be placing it in a bedroom or closet where thinner standard vinyl would be perfectly adequate for its use. If planned for a bathroom or kitchen where moisture is present, then you may need to consider a waterproof vinyl with a great water resistance rating.
Installation:
Ask yourself if you need a quick fix or something long lasting. Will you be installing it yourself or will a professional? Does your floor require a lot of prep work? Is your subfloor level suitable for vinyl installation?
No matter the consideration, the versatility of Vinyl will allow you to find the perfect flooring for your space.