LVT Flooring Information

LVT stands for luxury vinyl tile. It realistically mimics natural materials like stone, marble, travertine, or wood. At the same time, it offers numerous benefits including lower cost, improved scratch resistance, and waterproof performance. LVT includes a photographic print layer to capture the realistic looks and a wear layer for increased durability. It’s available in planks or tiles.

What is LVT Flooring?

LVT stands for luxury vinyl tile. It realistically mimics natural materials like stone, marble, travertine, or wood. At the same time, it offers numerous benefits including lower cost, improved scratch resistance, and waterproof performance. LVT includes a photographic print layer to capture the realistic looks and a wear layer for increased durability. It’s available in planks or tiles.

LVT flooring delivers the ideal combination of everything a commercial flooring product should be – elegantly designed, highly durable, and easy to maintain. Luxury vinyl tile means not having to sacrifice high-quality design for industrial utility.

Is LVT flooring better than laminate?

Generally, LVT tends to be a superior choice for bathrooms and kitchens due to its waterproof nature, ease of cleaning, and often antibacterial properties. In contrast, while laminate is water-resistant, it can warp and swell with prolonged exposure to moisture, requiring more careful maintenance.

What is the trend in vinyl flooring in the future

Current trends in vinyl flooring emphasize bold patterns, geometric designs, and realistic wood and stone finishes. Homeowners and designers are increasingly opting for luxury vinyl that combines aesthetic appeal with durability and easy maintenance, making it a popular choice for both modern and traditional interiors.