Vinyl flooring is a synthetic flooring option made from polyvinyl chloride plastic (commonly known as PVC). Small pieces of colored PVC are heated and then pressed into thin layers that are adhered to form flexible sheets of vinyl that can be left as is or cut into tiles or planks. Vinyl flooring can be colored and textured to resemble a variety of materials including wood, stone, and ceramic. Vinyl flooring is often compared to linoleum or laminate flooring, but linoleum and laminate flooring are both composed of all-natural materials. Vinyl is completely synthetic , more durable, and easier to install. Allowed to install in wet areas.
Vinyl is one of the most reliable flooring options for almost any room in your home, even the kitchen and bathroom.
1. Durable
Its construction renders it incredibly durable – it is highly resistant to scratching and denting, so it's a great choice for high-traffic areas and homes with pets.
2. Water-Resistant
One of vinyl flooring’s greatest strengths is its water-resistance – it is highly impermeable and can stand up against moisture and liquid spills. This makes it the perfect flooring choice for the kitchen or bathroom.
3. Low-Maintenance
Vinyl flooring’s water-resistance also means it resists stains and is easy to clean. A light sweeping is all that’s necessary to remove dirt and debris, and a gentle mopping with vinyl-friendly cleaning solution is effective at removing tough stains.
4. Affordable
More affordable than many other flooring options and versatile in design, vinyl flooring can provide the high-end look and feel of wood, ceramic, and natural stone without the steep price tag.
5. Easy to Install
Whether you choose vinyl sheets, tiles, or planks, you won’t need to hire a contractor to help you install vinyl flooring. It is DIY-friendly and can be installed over a wide variety of subfloors.
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