Waterproof, durable and available in wood and stone looks, luxury vinyl plank suits busy homes.
Luxury vinyl plank, or LVP, is made of layers: a wear layer on top, a printed image and a rigid or flexible core. The result looks like wood or stone, resists water and stands up to scratches, which is why it is so popular in kitchens, baths, basements and rentals.
Wear layer thickness and core construction decide how a product performs. Rigid-core products hide small subfloor flaws better. All vinyl needs a flat, clean base, and glued or click-lock systems each have their place.
Great for kitchens and baths.
Durable wear layer.
Wood, stone and tile styles.
Warmer than tile.
Often a day or two.
Tough and easy to replace.
Calculate paint, plan a floor or ballpark the cost.
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Handyman Cost EstimatorPick a project and a size and get a ballpark planning range.Try it LVP handles water better. Laminate can look rich but swells when wet.
Thicker wear layers resist scratches longer. Residential use does well with a medium to thick layer.
Yes, once the slab is clean, flat and dry.
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