How much does it cost to fit LVT?

LVT Flooring will typically cost from £10 - £12.50 per square meter

Like all floors it can be damaged, however it is very resistant to scratches and dents.

How long will my LVT floor last?

Depending on quality, how well it was installed, and how well it is maintained, it will last from anywhere from 5-25 years.

How do I take care of my LVT floor?

Ease of maintainence is what one of the reasons it is so popular, simply use a soft brush then wipe with a neutral ph cleaner and a regular mop.

Can mats be used on LVT flooring?

Yes, but avoid rubber backed mats as they can cause discolouration.

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LVT Flooring

Luxury Vinyl Tiles (LVT) are the latest advancement in flooring, combining durability, water resistance and fantastic designs to create the complete flooring solution. Water-resistant. Quiet and Warm Underfoot.

Advantages of Installing LVT Flooring in your home

Durability

Water Resistant

Fantastic Designs

Affordable

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The LVT Flooring Installation Process

Floor Preparation for LVT Flooring

All floors should be free of any protusion, any screwheads, nail heads should be removed or hammered into existing floors.

It is preferable but not imperative that the skirting boards be removed. A beading will have to be used if the skirting boards are not removed to take up the gap of the expansion gap.

The sub floor should be completely flat as any dips or humps will make the LVT click when it is walked upon. This can be achieved by using an all over self leveling screed or a feather edge filler for floors which are almost level.

Laying LVT Flooring

The room to be fitted should be measured and the planks positioned in such a way so as there are no short planks at either end of the room.

When starting the second row, the first plank should be cut at half the length of the first plank on the first row in order to stagger the joints. Whe staggering joints use a gap of at least 8 inches from the plank on the previous row.

Lvt can either be glued to the floor or loose laid click system, a heat gun can be used to make the plank more pliable.