It’s perfect for family homes
With a range of colours available to complement your stylistic decor, vinyl flooring is an aesthetically pleasing choice. It’s practical, too.
It can withstand heavy traffic but is comfortable and calm, reducing the noise inside your home. Best of all, vinyl flooring is popular in areas such as kitchens and restrooms since it is absolutely resistant to water and spills, including pet messes!
It’s an affordable decision
Like anything, pricing can change depending on the area being laid, the design chosen and any troubles your installer may experience.
Numerous people choose to DIY, which is fine for simple spaces. We suggest an installer for most jobs however, given how quickly an expert can get a job done and tackle any issues. Installation costs are relatively affordable and cheap.
It is up to you how much cash you want to spend on the flooring itself. As a rough guide, Resilient Timber Floor offers an affordable vinyl flooring option.
Vinyl Flooring is easy to maintain
There are a couple of things to know about when laying vinyl that will give it the best chance of looking extraordinary for quite a long time to come.
i) A plywood layer is suggested before laying a vinyl floor, as concrete or existing flooring can affect the smoothness of the vinyl.
ii) A Research suggests waiting at least three days after installation before cleaning your vinyl floor for the first time – your installer will advise.
An advantage is that they won’t require re-grouting like tiles or resealing like timber floors, making them economical and low maintenance. Like timber and tiles, it is essential to look after your floors to maintain their appearance. Fortunately, vinyl floors are extremely durable and long-lasting so it isn’t too complicated. For progressing upkeep, clear and mop once every week with a cleaning item safe for vinyl floors, and clean spills quickly. Contact Us to find out more.
Few downsides to know about
It’s not all daylight and rainbows; there are a couple of cons to vinyl flooring you should be across. Vinyl floors might be dented by very heavy furniture or penetrated by sharp items being dropped on the floor. Colours may blur if exposed to direct sunlight for a prolonged period. Vinyl flooring isn’t usually recycled, so worn-out materials occupy room in landfills.
Vinyl isn’t a biodegradable material. Chemicals used in the manufacture of vinyl flooring can make a harmful out-gassing happen after the floor is installed.
If you are looking for a stunning look for the flooring of your home, contact us for an obligation-free consultation.