Vinyl Flooring

Material                      :           Vinyl

Thickness                  :           1 mm, 1.2 mm, 1.5 mm, 2 mm

Packing                     :           Roll

Usage                                    :           Indoor

• Vinyl happens to be one of the most affordable flooring types on the market today. Prices can vary depending upon the thickness, brand and pattern selected, but there are some very affordable options available.
• Vinyl happens to be one of the most affordable flooring types on the market today. Prices can vary depending upon the thickness, brand and pattern selected, but there are some very affordable options available.
• Vinyl flooring is also more resilient than you might have realized. The engineered vinyl variety WPC is a wood plastic composite that’s taken vinyl to new levels of durability. That said, it can still be prone to damage, such as scratching, if not treated well.
• Today’s vinyl floor varieties have a resilient protective coating that makes it resistant to staining and dirt. This makes clean-up easier than many flooring types. Spills and splashes wipe up easily, and as long as you sweep and mop it occasionally, it will continue to perform for years to come.
• With the development of vinyl tiles as an alternative to bulky, inconvenient rolls, vinyl is easier to install than ever before. The tiles have plastic backs that peel off to reveal adhesive. They can then be pressed into place. This makes vinyl flooring installation a DIY possibility. If an area is scratched or stained, the affected tile can be removed and replaced with a new one instead of having to redo the whole floor.
• Vinyl creates an insulating layer in the home that can help with efficiency and feeling good while walking on it. It is also resistant to water and moisture, unlike real wood flooring. Choosing printed vinyl instead of real wood allows for a wood look in rooms where this is normally not possible, such as in a bathroom or kitchen.