Affordable
First things first, it goes without saying that vinyl flooring is one of the cheapest options for flooring available. Real wood flooring can be extremely pricey, and vinyl flooring allows you to achieve a similar, authentic look – cheaper often than even laminate flooring.
Vinyl flooring being cheaper doesn’t mean that it’s lesser in quality, however, and provided that you go with the right range for your home situation, you can get the perfect finish quickly and easily. Carpet Warehouse – a leading online carpet and vinyl flooring supplier in the UK with years of experience in the industry – provide a huge variety of tile, wood effect, and even herringbone flooring options.
Depending on the type of look you’re wanting to go for in your kitchen redesign, you can easily see what it will look like once installed using their flooring visualiser tool, and even order samples to test the quality for yourself before going ahead.
Durable and Resilient
Again, providing that you choose a high-quality vinyl flooring roll that won’t rip and tear easily in your kitchen space, vinyl flooring can be durable and resilient in the long term. The kitchen is by far the most important room in the home for utility, and it’s likely the one that you’re going to be in and out of throughout the week, too, so you want to make sure that you have a flooring that’s suitable for use and won’t wear down.
For this reason, we’d recommend going with a thicker, felt-backed vinyl flooring roll, with a greater wear layer to protect the pattern that you’ve chosen for years to come. Premium modern vinyl rolls have waterproof, anti-slip and stain-resistant properties, which makes them perfect against spillages and mess when cooking in the kitchen.
Adaptable
Again, available in a huge variety of patterns, vinyl flooring can suit any space in the home, from living rooms, to bathrooms, to kitchens. So, whether it’s a cool, stone effect that you want to achieve in your modern kitchen space, or even a timeless, oak herringbone design in a more open plan kitchen, vinyl can help you to achieve the finish that you desire, often at a fraction of the price.
Easy to Install
Vinyl flooring is extremely easy to install in your home once you’ve had a roll cut to the perfect size. Using an easy spray adhesive on a flat surface, you can lay the roll out firmly to ensure a long-lasting fit. Rolls should be bespoke cut to size in order to fit in your chosen room with one, seamless cut, but you should try to ensure you have some excess in case your measurements are off slightly.
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