Introduction
If you're like today's shopper, value will be more important than ever. It would be difficult to find something that provides so much value for the decorative dollar, including beautiful visuals, waterproofing capability, and several other functional benefits.
First, the style.
Forget anything you remember about vinyl from previous decades; this is trendy enough for any room in the house. Instead, nature-inspired, true-to-life images of wood, stone, and tile are captured using digital photography, ensuring clarity, vibrancy, and accuracy.
Micro beveling and embossing create depth, dimension, and textured finishes such as wire-brushed, hand scraped, aged, and distressed. To enhance the authenticity, the vinyl can be sliced into strips and set on boards to resemble planks, known as luxury vinyl plank or LVP. It can also be cut into tile-sized squares, known as luxury vinyl tiles, or LVT.
Beautiful, rich, warm, or light white-washed and gray wood floors; marble, granite, and slate stone looks; or hexagon, chevron, or herringbone tile patterns. That is only a small taste of what you may find in our showroom, which includes companies like Karastan-LuxeCraft and others.
While it appears to be the actual thing, it will not cost nearly as much as genuine materials. However, we are now seeing it in some high-end residences where only natural materials were previously considered.
Other benefits of luxury vinyl flooring:
- Durability for even the busiest homes: This product is five times thicker than the original and features a top clear melamine wear layer to protect the floor from scratches and scuffs. A transparent urethane finish offers additional luster and strength. This is also entirely waterproof, even when immersed or spilled on.
- Low-maintenance: Luxury vinyl requires regular sweeping and cleaning with a manufacturer-approved cleaner. Avoid wax and shine cleaners since they might ruin the finish and dull the floor. If you believe you need additional shine, consult with a flooring professional. Simple installation: This is especially true for a floating floor. The components click together, mat, and hover over a clean, dry, and level subfloor, with no nails or adhesive.
