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Luxury Vinyl Collection
Discover our current selection of luxury vinyl products- Plank, Tile, and Sheet Vinyl. Not all products sold are displayed on our website. Please call with any questions.
Luxury Vinyl Plank (LVP)
LVP is designed to mimic the look and texture of real hardwood with long, plank‑style pieces. It’s highly durable, water‑resistant, and comfortable underfoot. It's a top choice for homes that want the look of wood without the maintenance. Because it’s thicker and more rigid than traditional vinyl, LVP performs well in high-traffic areas and resists dents and scratches.
Luxury Vinyl Tile (LVT)
LVT offers the realistic appearance of stone or tile in a warmer, quieter, and more forgiving surface. Available in square or rectangular tile formats, it delivers detailed visuals without needing grout. It’s ideal for bathrooms, kitchens, and commercial spaces where a tile look is desired but comfort and ease of installation are priorities.
Sheet Vinyl
Sheet vinyl is a continuous, flexible roll of flooring that provides excellent waterproof protection with minimal seams. It’s an economical option that still offers attractive patterns including wood looks, tile looks, and other modern designs. It's soft underfoot, easy to maintain, and especially useful in spaces where a fully waterproof surface is essential.
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Floating vs. Glue Down Luxury Vinyl
Floating
Floating vinyl floors connect to each other rather than the subfloor, using either a click‑lock system or loose‑lay friction backing. This makes installation faster, cleaner, and more forgiving—ideal for remodels, basements, or areas where you want minimal disruption. Floating floors are also easier to replace or remove later, and they provide a slightly softer, warmer feel underfoot. However, they rely on a smooth, stable subfloor and may not be the best match for large commercial spaces or areas with heavy rolling loads.
Glue Down
Gluedown vinyl floors are adhered directly to the subfloor with pressure‑sensitive or hard‑set adhesive, creating a very secure, stable surface. This method is preferred in commercial environments, high‑traffic areas, or any space where long-term durability and minimal floor movement are priorities. Gluedown vinyl handles temperature fluctuations and heavy furniture better than floating options, but installation is more involved and usually requires professional prep and adhesive work.