The vinyl flooring goes by many names including linoleum, luxury vinyl tile, peel, stick, resilient, and to name a few; whether it comes in a sheet plank or tile, the luxury vinyl flooring is a popular choice for everyone who is looking for durable, water-resistant, and cost-effective floor.
Here is a quick overview of how to pick the right vinyl flooring;
Peel & Stick Vinyl
Both are the most common and easiest to install just like any other type of flooring, these only require flat, smooth, and secure subfloor prior installation. Some styles can even be grouted to look like real tile
Sheet vinyl tile
Also known as linoleum, the sheet vinyl flooring tile is best to consider for kitchens and bathrooms since no dirt and water can go underneath if installed properly. Some sheet vinyl tiles are glue optional which makes installation quite easier than before
Plank Flooring
Commonly known as the luxury tile, this option gives a look of stone wood and other common flooring looks. It’s easy to install, easy to clean, and growing in popularity due to its phenomenal durability and water-resistant properties
It can also be installed with an underlayment for sound damping
Other Types of Vinyl Flooring
Some other types of vinyl flooring include homogenous, and heterogeneous vinyl flooring covering, both have certain features and qualities that make them recommended for different commercial as well as residential places, but according to my observation, and market survey, the vinyl flooring – though it belongs to any type – is widely recommended for high traffic areas be it a hospital, clinic, restaurant, shopping mall, or other commercial places
If vinyl flooring is suitable for a residential project, then it will be suitable for kitchens and bathrooms since it doesn’t need much maintenance, and there’s no fear of highlighting stubborn stains that often get prominent in main use areas
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