Fully waterproof vinyl flooring in realistic wood and stone designs. LVT and SPC are the only floors we sell that can go anywhere in the house, including bathrooms and utility rooms, without any risk from water.
Warmer and quieter underfoot than tile, more forgiving than wood, and unbothered by the temperature swings that trouble solid timber. Most of the range clicks together without adhesive, which makes it one of the more approachable floors to fit yourself.
Choose from plank designs that mimic oak grain, or tile-effect designs in marble, terrazzo and stone. Free A5 samples on every floor, delivered next-day, so you can see the texture and colour before you commit.
LVT stands for luxury vinyl tile. It is built in layers: a backing layer for stability, a printed decor layer carrying the wood or stone design, and a clear wear layer on top that takes the day-to-day damage. Because the design is printed rather than natural, the pattern repeat is longer and the colour more consistent than real timber.
The wear layer is what determines how long the floor lasts, and it is quoted in fractions of a millimetre. A thicker wear layer resists scratching and scuffing for longer, which matters most in hallways and kitchens.
What is SPC, and how does it differ?
SPC stands for stone polymer composite. It is LVT with a rigid mineral core rather than a flexible one. That rigidity makes it more dimensionally stable, better at bridging small imperfections in the subfloor, and firmer underfoot.
Both are fully waterproof. SPC handles temperature change slightly better, which makes it the stronger candidate for conservatories and rooms with large windows.
Waterproof, not water-resistant
This is the practical difference between vinyl and every other floor we sell. Laminate and wood are damaged by standing water. LVT and SPC are not, which is why they are the only option we recommend for bathrooms and utility rooms.
How vinyl compares
LVT / SPC
Laminate
Engineered oak
Waterproof
Yes
No
No
Real wood surface
No
No
Yes
Underfloor heating
Yes
Most
Yes
Can be sanded
No
No
Yes
Quiet underfoot
Very
Moderate
Moderate
Designs and patterns
Wood-effect planks
The largest part of the range, in oak tones from pale naturals through to deeper browns and greys. Embossed textures follow the printed grain, so the surface has depth you can feel rather than a flat print.
Tile and stone effect
Marble, terrazzo and stone designs for kitchens and bathrooms. All the look of a stone floor, but warmer underfoot, quieter, and considerably easier to live with than the real thing.
Herringbone and chevron
Patterned layouts are available in vinyl as well as wood, which gives you the look of herringbone in a room where a timber floor would not be sensible.
Fitting LVT and SPC
Most of the range uses a click system, so the boards lock together without adhesive and the floor floats over the subfloor. That makes it one of the more approachable floors for competent DIY fitting. Some products are designed to be glued down instead, and the joining method is listed on every product page.
The subfloor still needs to be clean, dry and level. SPC bridges small imperfections better than most floors, but it will not hide a genuinely uneven base. Our fitting guides cover subfloor preparation and expansion gaps.
How much will you need?
Vinyl is sold by the pack, and each range covers a different area. The flooring calculator on every product page works out how many packs your room takes, including a 10% allowance for cuts on plank layouts.
You may also need underlay, unless it is already attached to the boards, plus beading for the perimeter and threshold profiles at doorways.
LVT and SPC flooring: frequently asked questions
Is LVT flooring waterproof?
Yes, fully. Both LVT and SPC can be used in bathrooms, utility rooms and anywhere else that gets wet, unlike wood and laminate.
What is the difference between LVT and SPC?
SPC has a rigid stone polymer core; LVT has a flexible one. SPC is more dimensionally stable and better over slightly uneven subfloors. Both are waterproof.
Can vinyl flooring be used with underfloor heating?
Yes. Suitability is stated on every product page, and you should follow the manufacturer's temperature limit and bring the heating up gradually after fitting.
Does vinyl flooring look like real wood?
Modern LVT is a long way from the flat prints of twenty years ago. Embossed textures follow the grain and bevelled edges define individual boards. Order a free sample and judge it in your own light.
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