To install vinyl click flooring, the subfloor must be very flat and sturdy. If it’s a concrete base, this may require applying a self-leveller, while a suspended floor might need thick plywood or concrete boards for stability. This can raise the floor level by a few millimetres, but it’s a necessary step to ensure you get the best results from your vinyl click flooring.
Vinyl click flooring offers easy installation, comfort, waterproof features, durability, low maintenance, cost-effectiveness, sound absorption, and a wide variety of styles, making it a versatile choice over tiles.
We are not able to offer you samples, but if you prefer to see the flooring first, you can visit Ceiling2Floor and choose from their vinyl click flooring collection. Your price will stay the same.
Yes, you can choose tiles instead of vinyl click flooring. Your quote might already include an option for tiles. If it doesn’t show the extra cost for switching to tiles, please ask us to provide you with that information.
Certainly, underfloor heating is compatible, but keep in mind that vinyl click flooring has better insulation properties than tiles, so the warmth may not be as perceptible as it would be with tiles.
