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Vinyl and LVT flooring bring together style and everyday practicality.

Whether you want a warm wood look, modern stone tones, or something effortlessly easy to live with, the right floor can completely change how your home feels.

This isn’t about choosing a product online — it’s about finding a floor that suits your space, your routine, and the way you live.

Vinyl vs LVT — What's Actually the Difference?

Good question! People use "vinyl" and "LVT" like they mean the same thing, but there's actually a bit more to it.

Vinyl is the family name — it covers pretty much everything in this category. The classic version is sheet vinyl: one continuous roll that gets fitted wall to wall, no joins. Brilliant for bathrooms and smaller rooms, and easy on the budget too.

LVT (that's Luxury Vinyl Tile, in case you were wondering) is the posh cousin. Instead of one big sheet, it comes in individual planks or tiles - a bit like a jigsaw. Because it's built up in layers, it looks incredibly realistic (we're talking proper wood grain, real stone texture) and it's built to handle whatever life throws at it.

So here's the easy way to remember it: all LVT is vinyl, but not all vinyl is LVT.

Not sure which one your space needs? That's exactly what we're here for.

Sheet Vinyl

Price

Budget Friendly 

Best For

Kitchens, Smaller rooms

Look

Choice in Design

Toughness

Solid, Reliable

Fitted As

One Continuous Sheet

LVT

Price

Mid to Premium

Best For

Kitchens, Livingroom, All Areas

Look

Seriously Realistic

Toughness

Built to Last

Fitted As

Individual Plank or Tiles

Start With the Look You Love

Vinyl and LVT come in looks to suit every home.

We’ll help you match a style to the room you’re choosing for.

Natural Wood Effect

Natural Wood Effect

Real wood grain, without the real wood worry - can you spot the difference?

Is a wood-effect look only for traditional rooms?

Three things worth knowing before choosing a wood-effect finish.

Where might a natural wood look feel right at home?

 

 

Contemporary Stone & Tile

All the elegance of natural stone, without the cold feet - could this be the smarter choice?

Is a stone-inspired look only for kitchens and bathrooms?

Three things worth knowing before choosing a stone or tile look.

Where might this look work best in your home?

 

 

Contemporary Stone & Tile
Herringbone & Pattern

Herringbone & Pattern

Some floors sit quietly in the background... these floors turn heads before anyone notices the furniture.

Is a patterned floor only for a bold room?

Three things worth knowing before choosing a pattern.

Where could a herringbone or patterned look feel at home?

 

 

Wide Plank & Large Format

Could a bigger pattern change the feel of the room?

Is a wide-plank or large-format look right for your space?

Three things worth knowing before choosing a larger-scale look.

Where could this style feel at home?

 

 

Concrete & Industrial Effect

Could a concrete look feel at home in your space?

Is an industrial look only for modern homes?

Three things worth knowing about a concrete-inspired look.

Where could this look sit comfortably in your home?

 

 

Rustic & Character Oak

Looking for character without the country cliché?

Is rustic oak only for traditional rooms?

Three things worth knowing before choosing a character-oak look.

Where might this look feel right at home?

 

 

WHY VINYL & LVT WORK SO WELL AT HOME

Family & Pet Friendly

Hardwearing, water-resistant, and easy to clean — flooring that keeps up with real life without compromising on style.

Warm & Quiet Underfoot

Softer and warmer than traditional hard floors, vinyl is ideal for creating relaxed, welcoming spaces throughout your home.

Water-Resistant

Vinyl is water-resistant, but it isn’t waterproof. How it handles water can vary by product and installation, so check the product information for the option you’re considering.

Easy to Clean

For day-to-day care, follow the product’s cleaning guidance and use suitable methods for that floor.

WHERE DOES IT WORK BEST?

Kitchens

Both Sheet Vinyl and LVT are listed for kitchens. Sheet Vinyl is fitted as one continuous sheet; LVT is fitted as individual planks or tiles.

Living Rooms

LVT is listed for living rooms.

Bathrooms

Room-specific suitability: [PLACEHOLDER]

Hallways

Room-specific suitability: [PLACEHOLDER]

Bedrooms

Room-specific suitability: [PLACEHOLDER]

Conservatories

Room-specific suitability: [PLACEHOLDER]

BUILT TO LAST

When you’re comparing LVT, it helps to look at the product details rather than relying on one number.

The wear layer and the overall thickness are different details. Check each one in the product information and compare like with like.

Product-specific figures and facts to confirm: wear layer; overall thickness; plank or tile overall size.

HOW IT WORKS — PROCESS OVERVIEW

Visit the showroom

See styles and samples in store, where you can compare your options in person.

Free measure and quote

We’ll arrange a free measure and provide a quote for your flooring.

Fitting and preparation

We’ll arrange the fitting and floor preparation for you.

Lead times: From a few days to a few weeks. 

LOOKING AFTER IT

For everyday care, follow the guidance supplied for your chosen floor.

Check the product information before choosing a cleaning method.

If you’re unsure, ask us to confirm what’s suitable for your floor.

Avoid using cleaning products or methods that have not been confirmed as suitable for your chosen floor.

See Vinyl & LVT Properly — In Person

Choosing is easier when you can see it, touch it, and walk on it. Our team is here to help you narrow things down — without pressure, without jargon.