Vinyl Flooring Buying Guide
Covering the types, styles, and colours available in our collection, this vinyl flooring buying guide makes it easy to compare options and find the right design for any home. Thanks to its hardwearing, comfortable, and stylish qualities, vinyl has become a favourite flooring choice for many. This joinery buying guide explains the features and benefits of this material so that you can make an informed choice for your space.
What are the benefits?
What are the different types?
What rooms can it be used in?
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Kitchens
Scratch and water-resistant, vinyl works well in kitchens. Spills are easy to wipe away while scratches from furniture are minimised.
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Bathrooms
Vinyl can withstand moisture-heavy areas, so it's great for washrooms and WCs. It must be sealed with specialist silicones for a watertight finish.
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Living and dining rooms
As well as being hard-wearing, vinyl floors are comfortable to walk on. This makes them suitable for living and dining areas.
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Bedrooms
The cushioned design of vinyl creates a surface that's quiet to walk on - great for bedrooms where noise levels need to be kept down.
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Conservatories
In conservatories, vinyl can stand up better to heat generated by direct sunlight than other floor types, which may warp or bow over time.
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Hallways
With a sturdy top layer that will stand up to regular use, vinyl is an excellent choice for busy areas with high footfall, like a hallway.