Vinyl or laminate: what floor is best for me?
Laminate or vinyl flooring: what’s the best option for your home? From water resistance to sound, looks and more, here’s a step-by-step comparison.
Kitchens tend to get dirty quickly. Vinyl is easy to sweep, vacuum and mop, which means you’ll get a hygienic floor in no time. If you like easy maintenance, this is the floor for you, and they’re stain resistant to boot.
Vinyl floors are water resistant, preventing damage to your floor and making it easier to clean. Apart from your kitchen, it also makes vinyl a suitable flooring choice for your bathroom.
Kitchen floors are constantly put to the test. A sharp knife falling edge-down; a glass spilling its bubbly contents in transit: your kitchen floor could tell you stories. But thanks to the patented Scratch Guard protective technology, vinyl kitchen flooring can easily withstand whatever you throw at it.
Just like bathrooms, kitchens are high on the list when starting a renovation project. Because vinyl is so thin and easy to install, it’s the perfect floor for any project. Often, you can even put it on top of your existing floor.
Vinyl is ideal for open plan designs, meaning you can use the same floor in your open kitchen, dining room and living room. You won’t have to compromise good looks for practical benefits or vice versa!