Composition

A vinyl floor is a durable plastic floor that consists of several layers: the base, a protective layer of fiberglass, the pattern, and the finish.

The durability of vinyl depends on the thickness of the layer and the strength of the substrate.

An additional coating increases scratch and wear resistance.

aesthetic possibilities

Vinyl is available in countless colors and patterns and can mimic other floor coverings (eg tile, hardwood…) and original fantasy patterns. Even designs that combine figures perfectly are possible.

Maintenance

A vinyl floor is very easy to maintain. Weekly vacuuming and regular washing with a detergent designed for vinyl flooring is sufficient.

Installation Can be installed almost anywhere in the house, even in damp areas (as long as the adhesive is not water soluble) and still look like a million bucks.

Thickness

The vinyl is available in thicknesses ranging from 1 to 3.5 mm and in widths of 2, 3 and 4 meters wide. Remember that highly loaded floors require a stronger, thicker grade than less loaded floors.

Advantages of vinyl flooring

*The Widest Range of Colors and Designs

Whether you want to mimic the look and feel of natural materials like wood, stone or ceramic, or if you prefer a design that is only possible with modern printing technology, vinyl flooring offers the widest range of designs and options. colors in any story category.

* An excellent purchase

If you are a dealer, the price-to-benefit ratio of vinyl sheet is one of the best deals in apartments compared to other floor coverings.

* Accommodation and Resistance Under Foot

Compared to other hard surface flooring, vinyl is easier to stand on for extended periods of time. Its elasticity is more tolerant with containers or objects that fall to the ground. The comfortable vinyl structure suitable for children and the more flexible joints of the elderly.

* Low maintenance

Vinyl requires minimal maintenance, far less than any other category of flooring.

*Waterproof

Laminated vinyl does not absorb liquids, making it ideal for any room in the house, especially bathrooms and kitchens. It also has fewer joints than vinyl tile, so there are fewer places for water and dirt to collect.

* Be installed anywhere

Vinyl can be used below, at or above grade on most subfloors (except carpet).

* Sheet vinyl is 6′ or 12′ feet (1.8 m or 3.6 m) wide, creating a more uniform looking installation.

* Sound absorption effect

* Never feel cold

Disadvantages of vinyl flooring * Less durable than other floor coverings (eg tile, linoleum,…)

*Large differences in quality, make sure the quality of the flooring suits the use

* Do Not Increase Home Value

Sheet vinyl is less likely to improve the dollar value of your home than natural flooring products.

* More easily scratched or opened

Thinner vinyl is more susceptible to opening and other sustainability issues. For high-use areas, it’s best to install thicker, higher-quality vinyl.

*Not as friendly to other flooring (adhesiveless laminated vinyl tile)

For working people, vinyl sheet is not very complicated to install, but it does require precision and preparation. The subfloor must be prepared so that it is smooth, flat and dry before laying the flooring. After the flooring is laid, it can be difficult to seal the joints. When a board is required, installation is best left to a professional.

* Must allow for expansion and contraction

Subfloors shrink and expand with changes in temperature and humidity.