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Our LVT flooring brings together the warmth of real wood and a floor that’s easy to look after, and the colours are where the fun really starts. Soft, whitewashed and sandy oaks keep a room feeling light and breezy, while honey, cinnamon and coffee tones bring a cosy warmth to a living room or kitchen. Lots of our luxury vinyl tiles come in both plank and herringbone versions of the same colour, so you could lay a classic herringbone through the hallway and carry the same shade on into the living room in planks, and our guide to vinyl flooring installation patterns has lots more layout ideas to try.

It’s not all wood either, as the range includes stone effect, slate and concrete looks, along with marble and terrazzo designs that bring something a little unexpected to a kitchen floor. Every design is suitable for kitchens, bathrooms, hallways, bedrooms and living spaces, so one floor can run right through the house, and luxury vinyl tiles feel warmer and quieter underfoot than tiles, which makes them lovely in a bedroom or a busy family room.

Within the range, you’ll also find our fully waterproof SPC flooring and real wood veneer flooring, which has a genuine wood surface on every plank. Our guides on preparing a substrate for LVT and caring for LVT flooring cover the prep before you start and the simple routine that keeps it looking good afterwards, and a door bar finishes the floor neatly where it meets the next room.

What Does LVT Stand For In Flooring? ▾

LVT stands for Luxury Vinyl Tile. It is a multi-layer flooring material designed to recreate the appearance of natural wood or stone. Each plank or tile is made from flexible vinyl layers with a protective wear surface on top. The structure keeps the floor durable while maintaining a comfortable, slightly cushioned feel underfoot.

Is LVT Flooring Waterproof? ▾

Yes, LVT flooring is waterproof. Many designs include a rigid PVC or SPC core and a protective wear layer that resists moisture. This construction allows LVT to perform well in rooms where water exposure is more common.

Is LVT Flooring Comfortable Underfoot? ▾

LVT flooring feels warmer and quieter underfoot than ceramic or porcelain tiles. The layered construction provides a slightly cushioned feel while helping to reduce sound within the room. Many ranges also include an integrated underlay that improves comfort and acoustic performance.

Is LVT Flooring Easy To Install? ▾

Many LVT floors, such as ours, are designed with click systems that make installation straightforward. Planks or tiles can often be cut with a utility knife and fitted without specialist tools. Our ranges also include integrated underlay, which helps simplify the fitting process even further.

How Do You Clean LVT Flooring? ▾

LVT flooring is easy to maintain with simple routine care. Regular vacuuming or sweeping removes dust and debris, while occasional cleaning with a damp mop keeps the surface looking fresh. Avoid steam mops, as high heat can affect adhesives or locking systems. For stubborn stains, our LVT and Laminate Cleaner is specifically designed to lift marks and keep your floors looking their best.

What’s The Difference Between LVT Flooring, SPC Flooring And Real Wood Veneer Flooring? ▾

All three give you a beautiful wood-look floor that’s easy to look after, but they’re made a little differently. SPC flooring has a rigid stone plastic composite core and is fully waterproof throughout, real wood veneer is a hybrid floor with a genuine wood surface on every plank, and LVT is a layered vinyl floor designed to recreate the look of wood or stone.

Vitaria Antique Oak Herringbone Real Wood Veneer LVT In The Living Room

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