We came this far talking a lot about rugs and carpets which adds luxury to your home. We thought our readers and customers who are passionate about luxury flooring might need some change and as well as might expect something different. Now Faber Rug provides LVP flooring for home or business. Experience the perfect blend of elegance and durability, with flooring that will last for years to come. We provide everything from high-quality materials to installation services including moving furniture.
What is LVP flooring for home or business?
LVP flooring or Luxury Vinyl Plank flooring is becoming an increasingly popular choice for locations where moisture- and stain-resistance was an issue, such as kitchens, bathrooms, laundry rooms, and basements. Also, it offers a wide range of benefits. We will be discussing them in a separate paragraph of this article itself. It is often used as a substitute for traditional hardwood or tile flooring. In LVP flooring structural planks are used instead of one large sheet of vinyl or individual tiles. It can mimic the look and texture of these materials while being more cost-effective and resistant to wear and tear. LVP flooring is suitable for a variety of settings, from residential homes to commercial spaces, and can be installed easily using a variety of methods such as glue-down, click-lock, or loose lay.
How is LVP flooring done?
Once you have chosen the best style and the type of Vinyl planks that suits you best then you must install them correctly on your floor. It is done in 3 main methods. The following described methods are those 3 main methods.
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Karastan
Available Designs (Click on each style to see their other versions.)
Available Designs (Click on each style to see their other versions.)
Interlocking vinyl plank flooring snaps together with tongue-and-groove joints, creating a floating floor without adhesive. So they can expand and contract slightly with changes in temperature and humidity without buckling or warping because the planks aren’t glued or nailed down. This is a significant advantage over traditional hardwood floors, which can be susceptible to moisture damage.
Interlocking vinyl plank flooring is available in a wide range of styles and finishes, from wood-look to stone-look, making it a versatile option for any room in the house. It’s also a relatively affordable flooring option compared to other types of flooring, such as hardwood or tile. This flooring is an excellent choice for homeowners who want a durable, attractive, and easy-to-install flooring solution.
GripStrip vinyl plank flooring is the other method that has a factory-applied adhesive layer to connect the planks. This installation method creates a floating floor, by covering the subfloor without adhering or fastening to it in any way. These floors are an uncomplicated, mess-free way to install without necessarily having to remove the existing or old flooring. These floating floors make renovation easier.
Glue-down vinyl plank flooring sticks to the subfloor using either one of two types of adhesives: hard-set or pressure-sensitive. The hard-set adhesive is applied along the subfloor, then the vinyl planks are laid down on top. Pressure-sensitive adhesive is already on the bottom of the plank and bonds to the subfloor when the plank is pressed into place. While both types of adhesives are durable, the pressure-sensitive adhesive can make replacing individual vinyl planks easier.
All three vinyl plank flooring installation methods are beginner-friendly, quick to install, and can be set over a regular and flat subfloor. The choice between these methods depends on personal preference and the room being renovated. When selecting a floating floor, consider that GripStrip vinyl plank flooring is typically water-resistant, while click-lock vinyl plank flooring can be entirely waterproof.
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Find the best LVP flooring that matches you by clicking the below links. Discover an amazing stock of styles with Faber Rug.
Karastan
Available Designs (Click on each style to see their other versions.)
Available Designs (Click on each style to see their other versions.)
Advantages of LVP flooring for home or business.
Although this flooring adds extra comfort, feel, warmth, and a luxurious look to your home or business, this is in the affordable range. Also, this replicates the look and feel of hardwood and provides the same visual appeal as hardwood. So we can say it is a cost-effective choice as well. When it comes to durability, LVP is highly durable and can withstand heavy foot traffic. It is suitable for high-traffic areas like entryways, hallways, and kitchens. At the same time, it is also resistant to scratches, dents, and stains, making it an ideal choice for families with children and pets. Luxury Vinyl Plank flooring also shows the best water-resistant properties allowing you easy maintenance that can be easy-swept, vacuumed, and mopped with a damp cloth.
At Faber Rug, we believe that luxury flooring should be more than just beautiful and durable. It should also be easy to maintain and environmentally responsible. That’s why we offer a wide range of luxury LVP flooring options that are not only stunning and long-lasting, but also low-maintenance and eco-friendly. Our LVP flooring is made from high-quality materials that are designed to withstand heavy traffic, spills, and scratches. They require minimal upkeep. Plus, our installation services are second to none, ensuring that your new flooring is installed with care and precision. With Faber Rug, you can enjoy the beauty and luxury of LVP flooring without compromising on style, quality, or sustainability.
