Luxury vinyl flooring
WHAT IS LUXURY VINYL FLOORING LVF?
There are two types- Luxury Vinyl Tile and Luxury Vinyl Plank. This durable type of flooring consists of vinyl-based materials that mimic the look of natural flooring materials like stone or wood. LVF is very resilient, can be installed almost anywhere, and is looks surprisingly realistic! One of the benefits of using LVF is that it is less permanent than stone or hardwood flooring, so you can change the look of your room if need be. LVF is not affected by moisture so it can go in places that laminate flooring and hardwood can’t go. It’s also made to withstand high-traffic so you can rest assured that it will last in your home.
DeMar Flooring sells a wide variety of Luxury Vinyl Flooring, including options from brands like Armstrong, Mannington, Tarkett, and Shaw.
There are two types- Luxury Vinyl Tile and Luxury Vinyl Plank. This durable type of flooring consists of vinyl-based materials that mimic the look of natural flooring materials like stone or wood. LVF is very resilient, can be installed almost anywhere, and is looks surprisingly realistic! One of the benefits of using LVF is that it is less permanent than stone or hardwood flooring, so you can change the look of your room if need be. LVF is not affected by moisture so it can go in places that laminate flooring and hardwood can’t go. It’s also made to withstand high-traffic so you can rest assured that it will last in your home.
DeMar Flooring sells a wide variety of Luxury Vinyl Flooring, including options from brands like Armstrong, Mannington, Tarkett, and Shaw.
Luxury vinyl tile (LVT)
This is a vinyl flooring material that closely mimics the look of stone or ceramic tiles. These tiles come in natural colors and have a surface texture similar to the real thing. Some LVT options are even made to be installed with grout for a more realistic look! With some styles, you can even move your tiles to another room.
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Luxury vinyl plank (LVP)
This is a vinyl flooring material that closely mimics the look of wood planks. Typical surface textures include scraping and embossing, making them look extremely realistic, and some options look almost identical to exotic wood flooring materials! LVP can also be installed in patterns like brick or diagonal.
