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Vinyl Flooring at Parquets.com : expert guide to choosing the best option (LVT, SPC, PVC)

Parquets.com specialises in vinyl flooring (LVT/SPC/PVC), laminate flooring (AC4/AC5), real wood parquet/engineered wood, and bamboo flooring, with delivery across England. If you want a competitive price per m², fast installation, and on-trend designs (oak, grey, white, herringbone/chevron), this advanced guide will help you choose with confidence.

What is vinyl flooring and why choose it?

Vinyl flooring is a multi-layer PVC floor engineered for waterproof performance, durability, underfoot comfort, and design versatility. It comes as vinyl planks, vinyl tiles, or vinyl sheet, with hyper-realistic wood, stone, or concrete visuals (HD print and EIR – Embossed-in-Register), plus options like 4-sided bevels and matt/satin finishes.

How a quality vinyl floor is built

Layers & functions

  • Wear layer (0.30 / 0.40 / 0.55 mm…) – shields against abrasion, stains, and scratches. Thicker wear layers suit heavier traffic (use classes 32/33/42).

  • Decor layer – oak, walnut, marble, terrazzo, concrete…

  • Core:

    • LVT (flexible PVC) → comfort & sound absorption.

    • SPC (Stone Polymer Composite, rigid mineral core) → high dimensional stability, 100% waterproof.

    • WPC (Wood Polymer Composite) → softer step and good acoustics.

  • Backing / integrated underlay – stability; many ranges include IXPE/EVA for impact-sound reduction.

  • Options – antibacterial, antistatic, R10–R11 slip resistance, low-VOC, phthalate-free.

Types of vinyl flooring: LVT, SPC, WPC & vinyl sheet

LVT (Luxury Vinyl Tile/Plank)

  • Flexible & comfortable underfoot.

  • Excellent acoustic performance with the right underlay.

  • Suits residential and medium commercial (use class 32/33).

  • Installs as click vinyl (floating), glue-down, or loose-lay (for perfectly prepped subfloors).

SPC (Stone Polymer Composite, “rigid core”)

  • Rigid mineral core gives superb stability to temperature swings.

  • 100% waterproof – ideal for kitchens and bathrooms.

  • Typical thickness 4–6.5 mm (SPC 5 mm, SPC 6.5 mm with IXPE are best-sellers).

  • Click installation – fast refurb over level ceramic/stone tiles.

WPC (Wood Polymer Composite)

  • Foamed composite core – softer feel and pleasant acoustics.

  • Great for homes; avoid prolonged direct sun.

Vinyl sheet (heterogeneous/homogeneous PVC)

  • Best for large areas with seamless looks.

  • Glue-down installation; technical grades excel in retail, healthcare, education.

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Formats, designs & finishes

Formats

  • Planks (wood effects) – widths 180–240 mm; lengths 1,200–1,500+ mm; herringbone/chevron layouts for a parquet vibe.

  • Tiles (stone/concrete/terrazzo) – 300×600, 600×600, 457×457 mm…

  • Sheet – widths 2–4 m; cut to length to minimise seams.

Finishes & technical ratings

  • Textures – EIR, brushed, registered pore.

  • Bevels – 4V bevel to emphasise each board/tile.

  • Sheen – matt hides micro-scratches; satin adds gentle lustre.

  • Slip resistance – R10/R11 for busy kitchens/entrances.

  • Reaction to fire – commonly Bfl-s1 (confirm the tech sheet).

  • Indoor air quality – low-VOC, phthalate-free options available.

Installation systems: which one suits your project?

Click / Click-Lock (floating)

  • Quickest, cleanest method – perfect for renovations.

  • Add DPM/ vapour barrier if required and a compatible underlay.

  • Easy board replacement later if needed.

Full glue-down

  • Maximum stability and best for heavy footfall.

  • Requires a perfectly level subfloor and correct adhesive.

  • Favoured in commercial spaces and large rooms.

Self-adhesive & loose-lay

  • Self-adhesive – handy DIY option for smaller areas.

  • Loose-lay – heavy, dimensionally stable planks/tiles that lift easily; subfloor must be immaculate.

Key performance benefits

  • 100% waterproof (SPC/LVT) – safe for bathrooms and kitchens (seal perimeters).

  • Acoustic comfort – IXPE/EVA or quality underlay cuts impact sound.

  • Slip resistance – R10/R11 options.

  • Stain & chemical resistance for everyday spills.

  • Underfloor heating compatible (typically up to ~27 °C; check R-value).

  • Use classes 32/33/42 – match to your real-world traffic.

SPC or LVT? Which should you pick?

SPC (rigid core)

  • Pros: outstanding stability, tolerates minor subfloor imperfections, resists impact and water.

  • Feel: firmer underfoot.

  • Best for: kitchens, bathrooms, hallways, and tile-over refurbs.

LVT (flexible)

  • Pros: extra comfort and quieter (with underlay), versatile install (click/glue/loose-lay).

  • Caveat: needs a flatter subfloor for glue-down.

  • Best for: living rooms and bedrooms where softness and silence matter.

How vinyl compares with other floors

  • Laminate flooring (AC4/AC5) – vinyl wins on waterproofing and quietness; laminate often wins on price and surface wear.

  • Real wood parquet/engineered wood – wood offers natural beauty and is sandable; vinyl is lower-maintenance and moisture-proof.

  • Ceramic/porcelain tiles – vinyl delivers warmth, faster installs, and softer feel.

Pricing: what drives £/m²?

  • Core type – SPC / LVT / WPC.

  • Wear layer – 0.30 / 0.40 / 0.55 mm (higher = tougher).

  • Format & finishes – EIR, 4V bevel, herringbone, XL boards.

  • Install system – click (faster) vs glue-down (ultra stable).

  • Brand & use class, certifications (VOC, slip, fire).

  • Accessories – underlay, skirting boards, profiles/thresholds, adhesives.

At Parquets.com you’ll find cheap vinyl flooring and premium collections, always with an excellent price–quality ratio and delivery across England. Request a no-obligation quote.

Recommended areas 

  • Bathrooms & kitchens – SPC or LVT with ≥0.40 mm wear layer, R10/R11, and sealed edges.

  • Living rooms, bedrooms, hallways – LVT (comfort) or SPC (stability/easy care).

  • Offices & shops – SPC click or LVT glue-down with 0.55 mm wear (class 33/42).

  • Heavy traffic – glue-down systems or homogeneous vinyl sheet.

  • Stairs – use the correct nosings and matching profiles.

  • Outdoors – choose a dedicated exterior decking (indoor vinyl isn’t suitable).

Care & maintenance (step by step)

Cleaning routine

  • Daily/regular: vacuum/soft broom, then well-wrung mop with a neutral-pH cleaner.

  • Spills/stains: clean promptly; avoid harsh solvents.

Protection & use

  • Felt pads on furniture feet; doormats at entrances.

  • Avoid standing water, abrasives, and non-approved wax/silicone.

  • Keep relative humidity at 40–65%.

Subfloor & repairs

  • Subfloor dry, clean, level; include DPM where needed.

  • With click vinyl, individual planks/tiles can be replaced later.

FAQ — Vinyl flooring

What thickness should I choose?

For homes, SPC 4–5 mm or LVT with 0.30–0.40 mm wear layer is typical; for commercial, aim for 0.55 mm and class 33/42.

Is vinyl OK for bathrooms and kitchens?

Yes. LVT/SPC are 100% waterproof; choose R10/R11 and seal perimeters.

Can I install over existing tiles?

Yes, if tiles are sound and level. SPC click works very well; LVT glue-down needs finer prep.

Vinyl vs laminate?

Vinyl excels in waterproofing, quietness, and easy maintenance; laminate (AC4/AC5) is budget-friendly with hard-wearing surfaces.

Vinyl vs real wood parquet?

Wood offers natural character and can be resanded; vinyl is easier with moisture and heavy use.

Underfloor heating?

Many ranges are compatible; respect max 27 °C and the specified thermal resistance.

What is “rigid core” (SPC)?

A mineral rigid core that boosts stability, impact resistance, and enables click installs over slightly imperfect subfloors.

Does vinyl reduce noise?

With acoustic underlay or integrated IXPE, it improves impact-sound and room comfort (see product datasheet).

Why choose Parquets.com?

  • Expert catalogue in vinyl flooring LVT/SPC/PVC, laminate flooring, real wood parquet, and bamboo.

  • Technical advice tailored to room, usage, and budget.

  • Professional installation on request and logistics with delivery across England.

  • Cheap vinyl flooring deals, seasonal offers, and premium lines with live stock.

Ready to refresh your home or business with vinyl flooring?

Explore the “Vinyl Flooring” category on Parquets.com, filter by type (LVT/SPC/PVC), format, colour, wear layer, and price per m², add skirting boards and accessories, then buy online or request a free quote.

Email info@parquets.com or call +34 605 017 555 — a specialist will help you pick the best vinyl flooring for your project in England.

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