If there’s a look you want, you’ll definitely find it. Wood-look vinyl comes in all the colors and finishes as real hardwood floors. Dark wood or light wood? I think you know the answer. Do you want distressed floors? We got that too. Everyone wants the look of wood, without having to deal with the finicky nature of real wood.īest yet, we have wood-look flooring that hits all the modern trends. This is probably the most popular look when it comes to vinyl flooring. If you’ve read our Vinyl Flooring Trends piece, you’re probably on the hunt for something trendy or classic. Vinyl tile flooring also comes in different sizes: 12" x 24" tile planks However, if you’re looking for a variety of stone-looks, vinyl tile is the one to choose. Most tile options are made to mimic stone, but we have a few wood-looks as well. Your other option is tile, we got that too! You can easily get the look you’re going for with EVP. Waterproof vinyl plank flooring comes in a variety of sizes: 5”, 7” and even XL planks. If you’re looking for something that mimics hardwood floors perfectly, you’re probably looking for engineered vinyl plank flooring. Waterproof vinyl plank flooring is probably the most popular type of WPC vinyl out there. Oh hey there, if you’re looking for a wood-look vinyl flooring option, you’re probably looking for engineered vinyl planks, also known as EVP. We got some pretty great WPC vinyl options for you. Okay, I really want to get into the fun stuff: looks and style! This is probably going to be a pretty important factor when it comes to choosing which waterproof vinyl flooring you want. Which wear layer do you need? Well, let’s take a look at our options The thicker the wear layer (or, the higher the MIL number), the longer it takes for any wearing to show.
While no bodyguard (wear layer) is perfect, there is a wide range and great options for every use and price point. If your options were a scrawny little thing, or a big, bulky, tough and ready-for-battle bodyguard, obviously you’d want the latter. The wear layer is like the bodyguard for your floor. The wear layer is the top surface of your waterproof vinyl flooring.
If you’re trying to determine the best quality, you’ll want to look more at the wear layer than plank thickness. It’s going to withstand the test of time without any problem.Īll of our waterproof vinyl flooring is definitely dense and durable enough for entire home use. No matter what you pick, your waterproof vinyl is going to feel sturdy and substantial beneath your feet, all while covering up for a less-than-stellar subfloor. Alternatively, SPC vinyl is designed with durability in mind. WPC vinyl prioritizes comfort and gives your space a homey feel. Think of WPC vinyl as the soft, plush carpet in your bedroom, while SPC is the sturdy, dense carpet you find in commercial spaces. It’s all about how you want your flooring to feel. So why choose WPC anymore if SPC is so great? Now SPC flooring is the most dense and durable option, and it’s really thin, too. All of that changed with the introduction of SPC vinyl flooring. It used to be that a thicker plank was a denser plank. These are often the biggest deciding factors when it comes to buying luxury vinyl flooring. When we talk about thickness options, there’s two types of thickness you have to keep in mind: the plank thickness, and the wear layer thickness.
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