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Hybrid Vinyl Flooring

 
There has been a stunning transformation in the design aesthetics of Luxury Vinyl flooring in the last few years with the ability to replicate timber and stone looks by using advances photographic technologies.
Luxury Vinyl is a perfect flooring choice for those wanting a hard flooring plank option, whether it be replicating a distressed or whitewashed timber look, stone, dark marble effect or just a plain tile option.
Modern vinyl floor tile is frequently chosen for high-traffic areas because of its low cost, durability, and ease of maintenance.

Materials Of Vinyl Flooring :

1. Luxury Vinyl Tile (LVT)-
The extra layer of protection is usually a heavy film covered with a UV-cured urethane that makes it scuff, stain and scratch resistant.

 2. Polyvinyl chloride (PVC)-
PVC tiles are a commonly used floor finish made from polyvinyl chloride. Due to the small size of the tiles, usually 150mm, 225mm and 305mm, any damage can soon be repaired by replacing individual tiles (as long as some spares are kept).
The main advantages of PVC tiles are low cost, ease of replacing individual tiles, and the fact that the tiles can be laid with only brief periods available.

Sheet Vinyl Options :

Vinyl Sheet is a layered construction sold in both 6' and 12' widths. There are two types of construction identified by the type of backing used:
Felt: Felt-backed is the most popular choice today in sheet vinyl.
Fiberglass: This newer type of construction provides a more resilient, cushioned feel underfoot and offers the most comfort and the most installation options.

Types of Vinyl Flooring :

categories of vinyl flooring, which together include tiles, planks and vinyl sheet, as well as products with enhanced cushioning and ultra dent, scratch and stain resistance.

Uses Of Vinyl Flooring :

Vinyl floor comes in a roll and is cut to size. Its easy to clean and perfect for high-moisture areas like bathrooms, kitchens and laundry rooms.

Recommended Rooms :

Kitchen
Living Room
Basement
Dining Room
Hallway
Foyer
Bedroom
Spare Room
Den
Laundry Room 
Bathroom

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