Flooring Blog
What is vinyl plank flooring? And 5 characteristics that make it the best flooring option on the market!
Vinyl plank flooring is a multi-layer engineered flooring that has gathered the best characteristics from other types of flooring. Easy click-in floating installation from laminate, waterproof ability from sheet vinyl, and luxury wood look from hardwood. Normally luxury vinyl plank is 4-7 inches wide, 36-48 inches long, and 3-8 millimeters thick and equipped with click-in locks around the edges.
The upper visual layer is printed and can look like any type of hardwood that exists in the world. But the strongest side of luxury vinyl plank flooring is its affordable price, compared to hardwood, tile, or even some brands of laminate.
Luxury Vinyl Plank Flooring: 4 Things To Consider When Buying – part 1.
Luxury vinyl plank flooring is a considerably new material that came to the market to replace laminate. But despite its novelty, it is rapidly gaining popularity and crowding out competitors. This is due to several reasons:
- Easy installation process
- Relatively cheap cost compared to other floor coverings
- After installation, it looks luxurious, similar to natural wood
- It’s easy to clean and maintain
- It’s 100% waterproof
To save money, many homeowners decide to buy and install vinyl plank flooring on their own. As an installer, I often have to deal with the consequences of the mistakes my customers make when buying vinyl plank flooring. Below I will talk about those 5 common mistakes and explain how to avoid them.
Vinyl Plank Flooring in the Bathroom: Is It Worth It? (Hawaii Guide)
Is it worth installing vinyl plank flooring in bathroom? – When it’s time to replace old flooring this question will occur. Currently, luxury vinyl is in trend due to its affordable price, luxury wood look, and waterproof abilities. Yes, it’s a great solution for the living room, kitchen, bedroom, and hallways. But would it be a great solution for the bathroom, which can be small and at the same time very humid, compared to other rooms in the house? This is a question to which we have an answer.
