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LVT flooring, waterproof and hard-wearing
LVT gives you the look of natural wood or stone with a floor that's warm underfoot, quiet and waterproof. It works in almost any room: living rooms, hallways, kitchens and bathrooms.
What is LVT flooring?
LVT stands for luxury vinyl tile. It's a layered floor with a printed design and a clear, hard-wearing wear layer on top, made to look like real wood or stone at a fraction of the upkeep.
Because it's waterproof and copes with everyday spills, LVT is one of the most popular choices for kitchens and bathrooms. It's also comfortable and quiet underfoot, and a damp mop is all it needs to stay looking new.
Looks and formats
- Wood-effect planksOak, walnut and weathered timber looks in a range of plank widths.
- Stone and concrete tilesSlate, limestone, marble and polished concrete looks.
- Herringbone and chevronClassic patterns without the cost or upkeep of real wood.
- Borders and design stripsContrasting borders and strips to give a room a bespoke finish.
LVT room by room
Visit our Bradford showroom to see and feel the full range, with honest advice on what suits each room.
Kitchens
Copes with spills, dropped pans and busy family life, and wipes clean in seconds.
Bathrooms
Waterproof and warmer underfoot than ceramic tiles.
Living rooms & hallways
Hard-wearing enough for muddy boots, with one look running through the whole ground floor.
LVT: your questions answered
Can't see your question here? Call us on 01274 057433 or visit the showroom at Forster Square Retail Park.
What's the difference between LVT and laminate?
Both can look like real wood. LVT is a vinyl floor, so it's waterproof and feels softer and quieter underfoot. Laminate has a wood-fibre core and a very tough surface, which makes it great value for living areas and hallways.
Can LVT go in a bathroom or kitchen?
Yes. LVT is waterproof and easy to clean, which is why it's one of the most popular floors for kitchens and bathrooms.
What is a wear layer?
The wear layer is the clear protective top layer of LVT. A thicker wear layer stands up better to heavy traffic, so we'll suggest the right one for each room.
Start with a free, no-obligation measure
We'll visit your home, measure every room and check the subfloor. Then come into our Bradford showroom to choose your LVT.
Book a free measurePrefer to talk? Call us on 01274 057433