Luxury Vinyl Flooring (LVT)

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Your floors deserve better, and that’s what we’re here to offer you: a range of beautiful luxury vinyl flooring, designed to elevate both the look and feel of your home.

Our vinyl flooring Liverpool tiles offer the look of wood, stone, or ceramic flooring without the day-to-day worries that can come with natural materials. That way, you can enjoy all of the beauty and character without the hassle. 

At Mersey Flooring, we’re dedicated to providing you with long-lasting, affordable vinyl flooring options, featuring a collection of stylish, practical floors that are fully waterproof, hardwearing, and built for modern homes.

What is LVT flooring?

LVT flooring, short for luxury vinyl tile, is made from layers of durable PVC. 

These layers all sit on top of one another to provide a long-lasting barrier and defence against high levels of foot traffic, making LVT floors a great choice for hallways, kitchens, and living rooms, where guests are most likely to roam about. 

A quick sweep or vacuum, followed by a gentle mop when needed, is usually enough to keep it looking its best. The top layer is what provides that appearance which mimics natural materials like stone and wood, while the layers underneath contribute to its soft, underfoot feel, adding a homey touch. 

Why choose vinyl flooring in Liverpool?

LVT flooring is well worth considering because it combines comfort, style, and long-lasting performance. 

Unlike standard laminate, LVT is designed to withstand high levels of moisture, meaning it won’t crumble under a few spills or high humidity. That’s why it’s the number one choice for most bathrooms and kitchens. 

Our waterproof flooring in Liverpool is also highly resistant to scratches, dirt, and stains, since the tough top layer is built to handle a lot of stress and mess, perfect for busy family homes with pets and little ones running around. 

LVT and SPC styles available at Mersey Flooring

Our collection includes a choice of SPC plank flooring, LVT herringbone, and pre-grouted tile designs, so there’s something for everyone to browse.

SPC flooring, or Stone Plastic Composite, offers a more rigid material, providing a cleaner, more sophisticated touch, while LVT gives you the authentic appearance of natural wood, stone, or ceramic, which is great for adding character to a room. 

The Core-Master SPC Plank range includes beautiful shades such as Harvest Oak, Morning Dew, Pearl Grey, and Volcanic Grey, giving you plenty of choice if you prefer a clean plank style. 

If you’d like something a little less cold and contemporary, Chene Firmfit LVT Herringbone creates that classic zig-zag finish that adds movement and detail to a room, helping to make a home feel more expansive and playful. 

We also sell cheap vinyl flooring options in Liverpool for those who want to freshen up their home while on a budget. Don’t worry, all of our floors are made to last, so less expensive definitely doesn’t mean low in quality.

Visit our showroom

Like what you see but want to take a closer look?

You can visit our showroom to browse our LVT flooring in Liverpool, so you can get a feel for the quality of our floors and see how lighting affects the overall finish before you buy. 

All vinyl and SPC floors should be installed on a flat surface for the best result, so we can also put you in touch with professional fitting partners once you’ve made a purchase. 

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Vinyl flooring is a synthetic material made from additives such as PVC (polyvinyl chloride). 

Made up of various layers, this floor is highly durable and can mimic natural materials such as wood, stone, and ceramic tiles.

Vinyl flooring has various benefits, including water resistance, ease of maintenance, and great durability. 

This makes it popular for rooms with high moisture exposure, such as bathrooms and kitchens. It’s also an affordable flooring option whilst offering comfort, style, and longevity.

Vinyl flooring can last anywhere between 5 to 25 years. 

However, the lifespan of your flooring will depend on how well it’s maintained, the amount of foot traffic, and the quality of the material.

Vinyl and laminate are both great options, and the better choice comes down to preference. 

However, if you’re looking for a water-resistant or waterproof floor, Vinyl is the better choice. Laminate flooring warps when exposed to water, making it unsuitable for bathrooms and kitchens.

Yes, vinyl flooring is highly versatile, making it perfect for living rooms, bathrooms, kitchens, and hallways. 

Regularly sweep and vacuum your vinyl flooring to remove any dirt or grime. 

When mopping, use a mild cleaning solution and avoid harsh or abrasive scrubbing tools. Placing down rugs or doormats is also beneficial to avoid dents and scuffs from shoes or furniture.

At Mersey Flooring, we offer a range of vinyl flooring products, perfect for every customer’s needs.

Our Herringbone
SPC
is perfect for a unique look. This choice is a popular design, as the zig-zag pattern adds dimension to any room and comes in a variety of styles and colours. Both the LVT and SPC herringbone planks allow for under-floor heating, perfect for cold weather, providing a toasty and cosy environment for your family all year round.

Pre-grouted TVT is a beloved option for multiple areas of the home. Its
versatility in design and durable surfaces make it a perfect addition for kitchens, bathrooms, bedrooms, and dining areas. The intricate stone detailing provides a stylish touch, meaning you won’t be disappointed with the finished look.

Cost-effective:
LVT flooring is a more affordable option for an authentic finished look. This floor simulates the appearance of natural materials such as stone and wood, at a much cheaper price. It’s a win-win.

Durability:
Vinyl LVT is made from strong, durable materials that are made to combat scratches, scuffs, dents, and everyday wear and tear. This makes it the perfect option for busy households, and high-traffic rooms such as kitchens. There will
be no need for replacements for many years if you invest in a vinyl floor.

Versatility:
These floors are designed to be installed atop many surfaces, such as plywood, concrete, and existing floors. This makes the installation process much simpler, and with easy click-lock systems and floating floor options, this is the perfect choice for DIY home installations.

If you're placing vinyl plank flooring over a cushion-backed floor or a
below-grade tile floor, you won't need to install underlayment. 

Underlayment is required for other applications, such as installing vinyl
over existing hardwood floors, concrete floors, and uncushioned vinyl flooring.