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Yes, Waterproof Luxury Vinyl Flooring is a great choice to add to your bathroom.
Yes, Luxury Vinyl Flooring is more waterproof than Laminate Flooring
While it doesn’t last as long as solid wood or engineered wood, LVT is known to be very durable. It is very resistant to scratches due to having a thicker wear layer. As well as this, it is waterproof protecting against moisture damage and being composed of stronger core materials.
Luxury Vinyl Flooring can be installed very easily by simply clicking the planks together. Alternatively, it can be installed by applying adhesive before laying the planks down.
Waterproof Luxury Vinyl Flooring (LVT) can be one of the most practical flooring choices to add to your home. It consists of multiple layers of PVC Vinyl made to give the impression of real wood. Its key feature is with its water-resistant properties ensuring protection against moisture. Additionally, Its click-lock mechanisms make the installation process a very straightforward and DIY-friendly process.
One of the reasons why you should consider Waterproof Luxury Vinyl Flooring is due to its incredible durability. It is 100% waterproof protecting against all types of moisture damage thanks to the high AC rating and core properties. Additionally, it is also great at preventing scratches and stains from appearing. This not only makes it an ideal choice for bathrooms and kitchens but also any other room in your home.
Additionally, Waterproof Luxury Vinyl Flooring is a great choice aesthetically. Luxury Vinyl Flooring does a great job of mimicking the look of natural materials. Additionally, as there are a number of different styles, colours, thicknesses and finishes to choose from, it helps to give you more creative freedom in how you want your room to look.
Finally, Luxury Vinyl Flooring is very easy to install making it a straightforward process for those who plan to install it themselves. It can either be installed using the click-lock system allowing the planks to simply lock in to each other or it can be glued down using flooring adhesive. Either one of these methods gives you a greater peace of mind when installing your floor.
