Luxury Vinyl Plank (LVP) flooring is popular due to its durability, water resistance, and the realistic look of wood or stone it can provide. Here are some common types of LVP flooring:

1. Rigid Core LVP

• SPC (Stone Plastic Composite): Contains limestone powder, making it dense, rigid, and highly durable. This type is good for high-traffic areas and is more impact-resistant.
• WPC (Wood Plastic Composite): Features a wood-polymer core, making it softer underfoot than SPC and slightly warmer, ideal for residential settings with moderate traffic.

2. Flexible (Glue-Down) LVP

• This is a more flexible plank that requires glue for installation. It’s generally thinner, which can make it more affordable, and works well in commercial spaces or large areas where expansion might be a concern.

3. Click-Lock or Floating LVP

• Click-lock LVP has interlocking edges, allowing it to be installed as a floating floor (without glue or nails). It’s user-friendly for DIY projects and works well over existing floors, however, the existing floor must be completely smooth, flat, and level.

4. Peel-and-Stick LVP

• This self-adhesive type is the easiest to install, requiring minimal tools. It’s ideal for smaller spaces or temporary flooring solutions, though it may not last as long as other types in high-traffic or moisture-prone areas.

5. Luxury Vinyl Tile (LVT)

• LVT is similar to LVP but typically comes in tile formats that mimic stone, ceramic, or porcelain, providing a tile-like feel. LVT can be installed with grout or as a floating floor.

Each type of LVP has unique features, so the choice often depends on your needs, style preferences, and installation skills.

At our showroom, we carry Click-Lock LVP, Glue Down LVP, LVT, and Rigid Core LVP, and our installers are trained to install any product that we carry.