Many patterns, textures and colors to choose from.
Resistance to many types of spills.
Moisture resistance: great for kitchen and bath.
Softer than other hard-surface flooring such as ceramic or natural stone.
A price to fit any budget: Vinyl offers lots of styles and performance options within a large price range.
What are the benefits of upgrading your vinyl?
Easier maintenance.
More layers or thicker layers increase durability.
Better pattern/color selection.
Inlaid products look new longer.
Urethane wear layer for better protection.
What are the different kinds of vinyl?
Thickness: Variety of thicknesses available, with thicker styles indicating higher durability. Thicker styles better able to disguise subfloor variation.
Widths: 6 ft. or 12 ft.; may require seaming depending on room size.
Finish: Varies from high gloss to semi-gloss to matte.
What are other facts about vinyl you should know?
Sheet vinyl is produced in 6-foot and 12-foot widths. Seams are created when installing side-by-side widths, but will be sealed at the time of installation.
Seam sealant may have a slightly different sheen level than the actual vinyl and therefore may be slightly visible.
All sheet vinyl floors are susceptible to being torn or dented by heavy objects.
Always use extra care when moving heavy objects, furniture and appliances. Roll appliances and other heavy items over a piece of plywood as a protective measure.
The extremely high forces exerted by high-heeled traffic (dynamic loads of 1,000 PSI or more) may visibly damage resilient flooring, and will not be covered by the warranty.
All sheet vinyl is susceptible to being torn or dented by heavy objects such as knives or dropped cans.
