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Luxury Vinyl Plank
You need to have a floor that’s leak-proof, easy-to-clean and aesthetically appealing. Luxury Vinyl Planks covers it all!
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get the flooring you want today, and the freedom to pay for it over time.
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Frequently asked questions
View All FAQ'sI’ve been told that tile is slippery when it gets wet. Is this true?
There are many types of tiles to choose from that provide a high slip coefficient. Keep in mind, the higher the slip coefficient, the more difficult the tile is to clean. Most tiles today offer a nice balance between ease of maintenance and safety.
How long will a ceramic tile floor last? How about my ceramic shower?
If your tile floor is properly maintained, you can expect it to last 20 years or more. You will greatly enhance the life of your tile floors or walls by using a properly installed cement backer board.
Properly maintained tile walls installed over a cement backer board can also last 20 or more years.
I want a different color carpet in one of my rooms, but I’ve been told it will either require more material or I will need to have T-seams. Is this true?
Yes, generally speaking if you install a separate color carpet in one room that requires a seam, you will either need to purchase additional carpet or use T- seams. T-seams make it possible to eliminate excessive waste.
flooring resources
The Role of Underlayment: Why It Matters for Your Flooring Project
When embarking on a flooring project, it’s easy to focus on the visible materials, such as whether you want hardwood, tile, or laminate. However, an often overlooked yet important component is the underlayment. This layer is situated between the subfloor and the finished flooring, and it can greatly affect the floor’s performance, comfort, and longevity.
Read moreLuxury Vinyl Plank vs. Laminate: Which Is Right for Your Home?
Both luxury vinyl plank (LVP) and laminate flooring are popular choices for homeowners. They’re known for their excellent durability, affordability, and variety of colors and styles. However, each flooring option has its own unique features, with advantages and drawbacks depending on your needs.
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