2.6mm Vinyl Flooring

2.6mm Vinyl Flooring

2.6mm vinyl flooring is a great choice if you want a comfortable, practical floor for everyday home use. It offers more thickness than 1.8mm, 2mm and 2.2mm vinyl flooring, making it a good option for rooms where you want a slightly softer feel underfoot without moving into the thickest vinyl ranges.

This thickness is ideal for:

  • Kitchens, bathrooms and utility rooms
  • Bedrooms, dining rooms and living spaces
  • Everyday family homes
  • Rooms where comfort and easy cleaning matter

For a thinner budget option or a thicker, more cushioned finish, compare our other vinyl flooring thicknesses:

2.6mm vinyl flooring is water-resistant, low maintenance and available in a range of wood, tile and stone-effect designs. It is a strong all-round choice for homeowners who want an affordable floor with a little extra comfort, style and everyday practicality.

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2.6mm Sheet Vinyl
0.55mm Wear Layer
£9.99 /m² £17.99 /m²
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Frequently Asked Questions

Is 1.8mm vinyl flooring any good?
Yes, 1.8mm vinyl flooring is a good choice for budget-friendly room updates and lighter-use areas. It gives you a practical, easy-to-clean floor at a lower price point than thicker vinyl options.
Where is 1.8mm vinyl flooring best used?
1.8mm vinyl flooring is best suited to bedrooms, spare rooms, bathrooms, utility rooms and smaller kitchens. For busy hallways, family kitchens or high-traffic rooms, a thicker vinyl may be a better long-term option.
Is 1.8mm vinyl flooring suitable for kitchens?
Yes, 1.8mm vinyl flooring can be used in kitchens, especially smaller or lower-traffic kitchens. If the kitchen gets heavy daily use, you may want to compare it with 2.6mm, 2.8mm or 4mm vinyl flooring for extra comfort and durability.
Can I use 1.8mm vinyl flooring in a bathroom?
Yes, 1.8mm vinyl flooring is suitable for bathrooms because vinyl is water-resistant and easy to wipe clean. The edges should be fitted neatly to help reduce water getting underneath the flooring.
Is 1.8mm vinyl flooring comfortable underfoot?
1.8mm vinyl flooring offers a practical feel underfoot, but it will not feel as cushioned as thicker vinyl flooring. For a softer, warmer feel, look at thicker options such as 2.8mm, 3.8mm, 4mm or 4.5mm vinyl flooring.
Does 1.8mm vinyl flooring need underlay?
Most sheet vinyl, including 1.8mm vinyl flooring, does not usually need underlay. It should be fitted directly onto a smooth, dry and level subfloor for the best result.
Will 1.8mm vinyl flooring hide uneven floors?
Not really. Because 1.8mm vinyl flooring is thinner, bumps or uneven areas in the subfloor may show through. Preparing the floor properly before fitting is important.
What is the difference between 1.8mm and 2mm vinyl flooring?
The difference is small, but 2mm vinyl flooring may feel slightly more substantial than 1.8mm vinyl flooring. Both are usually good budget options, but the best choice depends on the room, traffic level and finish you want.
How long does 1.8mm vinyl flooring last?
This depends on the room, foot traffic and how well it is fitted. In lighter-use rooms, 1.8mm vinyl flooring can last well, but thicker vinyl is usually better for busy family spaces.
Should I choose 1.8mm vinyl flooring or a thicker vinyl?
Choose 1.8mm vinyl flooring if you want a low-cost, easy-clean floor for lighter-use rooms. Choose a thicker vinyl if you want more comfort, better wear resistance or a more premium feel underfoot.