Vinyl click flooring

Give your home an update to the look of hardwood or tile with Vinyl click flooring. Vinyl click flooring is popular in kitchens, bathrooms, and laundry spaces. This is particularly true in commercial settings. Luxury vinyl flooring offers unlimited potential on a limited budget. Perhaps the greatest pro of luxury vinyl floor is the durability.

It can withstand high amounts of foot traffic and is scratch- and dent-resistant. Luxury vinyl flooring also reduces noise. This makes it an ideal flooring for homes with pets or children.

Pros of Vinyl click flooring

Realistic wood and stone looks: Seriously, vinyl is changing. Rapidly. The top-end vinyl floors are able to more realistically mimic natural materials better than ever before. WPC vinyl is the best of the best, which means the looks are usually incredibly convincing and beautiful.
Easy, DIY installation: Most vinyl planks and tiles offer an easy interlocking or “floating” installation, perfect for most homeowners to do on their own without the help of an installation professional.

Realistic wood and stone looks: Laminate floor planks often have some surface detail to further mimic a natural hardwood look and can have the look and feel of a hand-scraped hardwood, embossed wood, distressed hardwood or come in textured or smooth. Unlike real hardwood, you’ll see consistent quality across all laminate flooring boards.
Easy to maintain: Vinyl flooring is super easy to take care of. Most options are water-resistant and many are fully waterproof. Just make sure you choose a thick wear layer to prevent scrapes and scratches.

Zero maintenance: All you need is the occasional vacuum and damp mop to keep your WPC looking fabulous.
Resilient: It’s true, you could just get a wood- or stone-look tile and it would also be waterproof. But tile is hard. Standing on a tile floor all day isn’t great for your joints or feet. Vinyl is more resilient and much more comfortable.
Waterproof options: Yes, 100% waterproof. They are awesome!

Cons of  Vinyl click flooring

Doesn’t feel like real wood: To the touch, vinyl feels pretty different from solid hardwood. This feel is important to some homeowners.
Price: As you move onto waterproof and luxury options, this can run you more than other wood-look options like laminate. But they come with a whole lot more bells and whistles!
Low-quality planks scratch and dent easily: If you want a vinyl plank that can stand up to high traffic, family and pets, you’ve got to go with a high-quality plank with a thick wear layer. The cheaper options just won’t hold up.