LVT Flooring (Luxury Vinyl Tiles)

Our LVT flooring gives you the look of real wood and stone with a warm, quiet, water-resistant floor that's built for busy homes. Choose from over 360 luxury vinyl tiles in wood-effect planks, herringbone and parquet, and stone and tile effects, in both glue down and click SPC formats, with prices from £20.69 per m² including VAT.

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Our LVT flooring gives you the look of real wood and stone with a warm, quiet, water-resistant floor that's built for busy homes. Choose from over 360 luxury vinyl tiles in wood-effect planks, herringbone and parquet, and stone and tile effects, in both glue down and click SPC formats, with prices from £20.69 per m² including VAT. See the range in person at our Manchester showroom in Stretford.

What is LVT flooring?

LVT stands for luxury vinyl tile. Each tile or plank has a printed design layer that gives it a realistic wood or stone look, protected by a clear wear layer on a stable vinyl base. Many designs also have an embossed texture that follows the grain, so they look and feel convincingly real. Compared with real wood or stone, LVT is warmer and quieter underfoot, water-resistant and easy to clean.

Glue down vs click LVT flooring

Glue down LVT is fixed directly to a smooth, level subfloor with adhesive. It's slim, very stable and the go-to choice for kitchens, bathrooms, commercial spaces and patterns like herringbone. Click LVT, including our rigid SPC ranges, has locking joints so it can be floated over a suitable underlay without glue, making it quicker to fit and a popular choice for renovations.

Wood effect, herringbone and stone effect LVT

Choose from natural, grey and rustic oak-effect planks, classic herringbone and parquet patterns, or stone, cement and terrazzo effects. Our ranges include Camaro, Colonia, Palio Essenza, Holland Park, Chester Square, Estilo Hardcore and Fusion Line, so there's a design to suit every room and budget.

Cheap LVT flooring in Manchester

Buying from a local cash and carry keeps our prices low, and every price includes VAT. Visit our showroom at Unit 46, Stretford Motorway Estate, Barton Dock Road, Trafford Park, Manchester, M32 0ZH, to compare designs, or order online and your LVT flooring usually arrives within about a week.

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LVT vs Laminate Flooring

Both give you a wood-effect floor for less than real wood, but they're built differently. Most laminate has a fibreboard core, so it isn't designed for wet areas and can sound harder underfoot. LVT is made from vinyl, so it's water-resistant, warmer and quieter, and suitable for kitchens, bathrooms and utility rooms. Laminate is often slightly cheaper for living areas, while LVT is the better all-rounder wherever spills and moisture are likely.

LVT Flooring for Kitchens and Bathrooms

Luxury vinyl tiles are one of the best choices for kitchens and bathrooms. The vinyl surface is water-resistant and easy to wipe clean, and it's warmer underfoot than ceramic tiles. For bathrooms and wet areas, glue down LVT is usually best, as there are no floating joints for water to get under. Always follow the fitting guidance for the product you choose.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between LVT and SPC flooring?

SPC (stone plastic composite) is a type of LVT with a rigid core made from limestone and vinyl. It's thicker and stiffer, usually clicks together and can be floated over underlay. Standard glue down LVT is thinner and more flexible, and is stuck directly to the subfloor.

Is LVT flooring waterproof?

The vinyl surface is water-resistant, so spills won't damage it and it's suitable for kitchens and bathrooms. Glue down LVT is the best choice for wet areas, as it's sealed to the subfloor with no floating joints.

What is the best LVT flooring?

It depends on the room. Glue down LVT is best for kitchens, bathrooms and busy commercial areas. Click SPC is ideal for quick installs over existing floors. For high-traffic areas, choose a product with a thicker wear layer. Our team can help you compare ranges in the showroom.

How much does LVT flooring cost?

Our LVT flooring starts from £20.69 per m² including VAT. Fitting is priced separately. Glue down LVT also needs a smooth, level subfloor, which may mean some preparation, such as plywood or smoothing compound.

Can LVT go over underfloor heating?

Most LVT can be used with underfloor heating, typically with a maximum floor surface temperature of around 27°C. Check the product details or ask our team before ordering.

Do you need to level the floor for LVT?

Yes. Glue down LVT needs a smooth, flat, dry subfloor, as any bumps can show through. Click SPC is more forgiving thanks to its rigid core, but the floor should still be reasonably flat.

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