Plank LVT Flooring
Plank LVT flooring gives you the real-wood look, with the everyday practicality of luxury vinyl. These long, narrow planks add warmth and natural texture to any room, without the sanding, sealing, or ongoing maintenance.
Why Choose LVT Plank Flooring?
Plank LVT flooring combines the charm of hardwood with added durability for real life. It’s waterproof, scratch-resistant, and simple to fit, making it a smart choice for busy homes, rentals, and high-traffic commercial spaces. It also feels softer and warmer underfoot than real wood or laminate.
Available Styles and Colours
Whether you prefer light and airy tones or rich, rustic hues, there’s a style for every space. At Carpet Warehouse we stock a variety of colour shades in our LVT planks, from classic Oak LVT flooring to modern Grey LVT flooring.
Click or Glue Down Options
Choose the right installation method for your space:
- LVT click flooring – DIY-friendly and fast to fit
- Glue down LVT – long-lasting and ideal for heavy-use areas
Order Free Samples
See how your favourite LVT plank flooring looks in your space before you buy. We offer free LVT flooring samples on all styles to help you find the perfect match.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What Is Plank LVT Flooring?
Plank LVT flooring is luxury vinyl tile made in long, narrow plank shapes to mimic real wood boards. It’s designed to give you a realistic wood-look finish, with the day-to-day practicality of vinyl.
Is Plank LVT Flooring Waterproof?
Most plank LVT flooring is water resistant and many ranges are fully waterproof, making it a strong option for busy homes and spill-prone rooms. Always check the product details for the exact water rating.
Is Plank LVT Flooring Scratch Resistant and Pet Friendly?
Yes, plank LVT flooring is made to handle everyday wear and tear. It’s a great choice for homes with pets and kids, especially when paired with felt pads on furniture and regular sweeping to remove grit.
Can Plank LVT Flooring Be Used in Kitchens and Bathrooms?
In most cases, yes. Plank LVT is commonly used in kitchens and bathrooms because it copes well with moisture and is easy to clean. For bathrooms, correct fitting and sealed edges (where required) matter just as much as the product.
What’s the Difference Between Click Plank LVT and Glue Down Plank LVT?
Click plank LVT locks together and “floats” over the subfloor, which can make it quicker and more DIY-friendly. Glue down plank LVT is bonded to the subfloor, which often makes it more stable for heavy traffic areas and commercial spaces.
Do I Need Underlay for Plank LVT Flooring?
Some click plank LVT needs a specific underlay, while other products have an integrated backing and don’t need extra. Glue down plank LVT usually doesn’t use underlay, but it does need a smooth, properly prepared subfloor.
Can Plank LVT Flooring Be Installed Over Existing Flooring?
Sometimes. The key is the surface underneath must be flat, firm, clean, and level. Textured tiles, uneven boards, or damaged flooring usually need preparation (like smoothing compound) before fitting.
Is Plank LVT Flooring Suitable for Underfloor Heating?
Often, yes, but it depends on the product. Most LVT ranges work with underfloor heating when installed correctly and kept within the recommended temperature limits. Check the product spec before buying.
How Do I Clean and Maintain Plank LVT Flooring?
Keep it looking fresh with regular sweeping or vacuuming (hard floor setting), then mop with warm water and a pH-neutral cleaner. Avoid abrasive pads and only use steam cleaners if the manufacturer specifically says it’s suitable.
Can I Order Free Samples Before Buying?
Yes. Ordering free samples is the easiest way to check colour, texture, and finish in your own lighting before committing to a full room.
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