Cushion vinyl and LVT flooring

 Cushion Vinyl is an affordale sheet floor covering product, soft yet hard wearing, is available in a wide range of designs and easy to maintain making it ideal for kitchens and bathrooms. 

 You can install cushion vinyl in any room however we would recommend opting for a denser choice for area’s where there will be furniture present to reduce the chance of denting.

Easy to maintain and affordable cushion vinyl it suitable for all homes. With a wear gurantee of between 5 to 20 years, depending on the product and correct maintenace, cushion vinyl is a great additional to renew a old flooring or completel a renovation.

Available is wide variety of designs including wood, stone, tile, concrete, mosaic, marble, Victorian, herringbone, geo metric, patterned and tartan designs there is something to suit everyone's style.

 Luxury Vinyl Tiles, known as LVT, is a hard wearing flooring product which is easy to maintain and available in a wide variety of stunning designs.  Available in large variety of wood, stone and abstract designs there is an LVT to suit everyone’s taste or property style. Combined with the choice of different laying patterns including herringbone and parquet which can be complemented with stripping to create a grout effect or add extra character with a plank or design boarder, with LVT there is the opportunity to get creative with your new flooring. 

 Where LVT differs from other products like wood and laminate as the product is fully secured to the subfloor and doesn’t require an expansion gap around the perimeter of the room. LVT can also be run through large or multi areas without the requirement of a door bar. Stunning boarders, feature strips and motifs can be incorporated into the design to create a feature out of your new flooring. As a flexible product LVT compensates for unlevel subfloors like in a large room where one side of the room is higher than the other (within reason), it does require a smooth surface to be secured to.  Lastly most LVT products are between 2.5mm and 3mm thick which is considerably thinner than ceramic tiles which ensure there isn’t a height obstacle between area’s which you can get with ceramic or stone tiles.