Vinyl Flooring | Vinyl Bathroom Flooring

Vinyl Flooring.

When it comes to bathroom flooring the most popular choices include Bathroom tiles and vinyl flooring.

Vinyl flooring is maintenance free, easy to clean and water resistant. It is also typically a cheaper alternative to other bathroom flooring options. There is an array of vinyl flooring designs and styles available ranging in style, application process and price.

Vinyl flooring options include:

> Sheet Vinyl Flooring

> Luxury Vinyl Flooring

> Vinyl Composite Tile

> Non-Slip Vinyl Flooring

Sheet Vinyl Flooring.

Sheet vinyl flooring is produced in large rolls and measured to fit your bathroom floor.

The ability to lay sheet vinyl flooring in one piece makes it one of the most water-resistant bathroom flooring options available. As there is no seam for water to run through sheet vinyl flooring is the perfect floor covering option for a wet room.

With an unlimited array of vinyl design print available. Sheet vinyl flooring can be printed to look like a range of different materials including:

> Tile Sheet Vinyl Flooring

> Stone Sheet Vinyl Flooring

> Hardwood Sheet Vinyl Flooring

Luxury Vinyl Flooring.

Luxury vinyl flooring is available in a wide range of colours and patterns and a great replica of stone and wood designs.

It is usually made up of multiple layers that are compressed together to produce a high quality and waterproof floor covering finish. Luxury vinyl flooring is available in both snap-together tiles and planks meaning it wouldn’t be best suited for a wet room.

Although luxury vinyl flooring is the most expensive vinyl flooring option it is strong, durable and easy to maintain, making it a cost-effective choice over the long term.

Vinyl Composite Tile.

Another vinyl flooring option is a vinyl composite tile (VCT).

VCT’s primary ingredient is limestone. It has a smaller vinyl content than luxury vinyl flooring so is more porous but equally as durable.

VCT can be the cheapest vinyl flooring option but also the hardest to maintain. It requires layers of polish to cover its porous surface as well as regular striping, waxing and polishing to keep it looking clean.

Non-Slip Vinyl Flooring.

In recent years non-slip vinyl flooring, or anti-slip vinyl flooring as its also known, has come a long way in terms of choice.

There is now a wide range of options for colour and texture making it a stylish and safe alternative. Non-slip vinyl flooring is one of the safest options of slip resistant bathroom flooring available.

Make Your Dream Bathroom A Reality.

To find out more about vinyl flooring as an alternative bathroom floor finish call a friendly member of our team today.

We also have three bathroom showrooms located in Leeds , Harrogate and Mirfield if you’d prefer to discuss your options in person.

As a company we are extremely proud of the exceptional service we continuously deliver. We are Yorkshires only 5* rated bathroom design and installation company. And our showrooms are home to 100's of thank you cards and letters of appreciation.