We supply and install vinyl flooring for homes and businesses in Gloucester and the surrounding areas. Durable, versatile, and low-maintenance, vinyl flooring is an ideal choice for high-traffic areas in both residential and commercial settings. Thanks to modern manufacturing and design technology, vinyl floors are more scratch-resistant, wear-resistant, and water-resistant than ever before. What’s more, they come in a wide variety of colours, patterns, and finishes. Many of which replicate the look and texture of natural materials such as wood, stone, and ceramic. This offers a stylish, affordable alternative to traditional flooring options. To find out more, or to obtain a quote, please speak to our team today.
Vinyl flooring is a smart, practical choice for a range of spaces. Its waterproof properties help prevent moisture, mildew, and mould buildup, as spills remain on the surface rather than seeping into the subfloor. This makes it especially well-suited for kitchens, bathrooms, and other moisture-prone areas. In addition to being easy to clean and maintain, vinyl is also a cost-effective option that doesn’t compromise on appearance. For commercial settings, its textured surface offers added slip resistance, helping to reduce the risk of falls and improve overall safety.
Our printed vinyl flooring is pressed beneath several layers of urethane for ultimate protection. This is one of our more affordable flooring options that we offer to our customers. Inlaid vinyl gets its design through the placement of tiny vinyl granules. The granules are the key to providing the floor with strength and durability. The colour also seeps into the material making any scratches harder to detect, resulting in an attractive, long-lasting finish to your space.
Sheet vinyl is cut from a single sheet of vinyl that is rolled out and then cut according to the unique shape of the floor. If the floor size is too large for a sheet of vinyl, additional sheets can be attached to create a seamless finish.
This tile contains a stylish print coating that is best placed over a smooth surface. This means that placing them over old tiles should be avoided. It is best to add a subfloor when installing solid vinyl.
This is the most advanced form of vinyl available. The tile can mimic natural materials using 3D technology specifically designed to match the texture of the authentic product.
When it comes to choosing the best type of vinyl for your space, it’s important to bear durability in mind. Although all options are of good quality, the features and cost vary slightly and will therefore be among the factors determining what you will eventually go with. You can generally choose between vinyl no-wax, urethane-coated finish and enhanced coatings. No-wax vinyl usually requires some maintenance while urethane provides more durability. Enhanced coating gives the advantage of the best protection from wear and tear over time.