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Look and Feel:

LVT is made up of multiple layers, including a realistic high-definition image layer that gives it the appearance of natural materials like wood, stone, or even ceramic tiles.

Some LVTs are even embossed or textured to mimic the surface texture of real wood or stone, making them feel surprisingly realistic underfoot.

Durability and Performance:

Unlike traditional vinyl flooring, LVT is known for being very durable and resistant to scratches, stains, and fading.

This makes them a great choice for high-traffic areas in your home, like kitchens, bathrooms, hallways, and even living areas.

LVT is also generally waterproof, making it a safe option for areas prone to spills or moisture.

Easy Installation and Maintenance:

LVT tiles often come with a click-lock or glue-down installation system, making them relatively easy for DIY enthusiasts to install.

They’re also generally easier to maintain than real wood or stone floors, requiring just regular sweeping, mopping, and occasional cleaning with a vinyl-specific product.

Affordability:

Compared to genuine wood or stone flooring, LVT offers a similar look and feel at a significantly lower cost. This makes it a budget-friendly option for achieving a high-end aesthetic.

Here are some additional things to consider about LVT:

While durable, LVT isn’t indestructible. Heavy furniture or sharp objects can still damage it.

The quality of LVT can vary greatly, so it’s important to choose a reputable brand and consider factors like thickness and wear layer warranty.

LVT might not offer the same resale value as real wood flooring in some cases.