Luxury Vinyl Tiles (LVT) In Swindon
Avana Flooring: We Come To You!
Swindon's Leading LVT Suppliers and LVT Fitters
Forget the endless trips to flooring stores in Swindon! Avana Flooring offers a convenient mobile luxury vinyl tile (LVT) supply and fitting service. We bring a stunning selection of high-quality LVT directly to your Swindon home, so you can choose the perfect flooring without leaving your living room.
From stylish and hard-wearing LVT planks for your lounge to elegant and waterproof LVT tiles for your kitchen or bathroom, we have a fantastic range to suit every taste and space.
Discover the beauty and practicality of LVT in the comfort of your own home. Get a free, no-obligation quote from Avana Flooring in Swindon today!
Herringbone LVT
Avana Flooring in Swindon offers a compelling selection of herringbone LVT flooring, making them a go-to supplier for both homeowners and businesses seeking a stylish and durable flooring solution. Our herringbone LVT options combine the classic elegance of traditional parquet with the practical benefits of luxury vinyl tile. We provide a range of colours, textures, and plank sizes, ensuring customers can find the perfect herringbone LVT to complement their specific aesthetic and functional needs. With expert advice available from their knowledgeable staff and a reputation for quality products, we consistently deliver exceptional herringbone LVT flooring solutions throughout Swindon and beyond.
Plank LVT
Avana Flooring in Swindon is a reliable source for high-quality plank LVT (Luxury Vinyl Tile) flooring. We offer a wide selection of styles, colours, and textures to suit various aesthetic preferences and project needs. With a focus on durability and visual appeal, we provide LVT options that are both practical and stylish, perfect for transforming homes and commercial spaces. Our knowledgeable staff can assist in selecting the ideal LVT plank flooring, ensuring a seamless and satisfying experience from selection to installation.
Stone Effect LVT
- Contemporary look and feel
- Is compatible with underfloor heating
- Easy to clean
- Ideal for kitchens
- Stone, Slate & Marble designs
Wood Effect LVT
- Most popular choice
- Available in lots of shades
- Can be fitted in a Herringbone Pattern
- Ideal for heavy domestic use
- Easy to maintain
Tile Effect LVT
- Contemporary look
- Slate, Stone & Marble designs
- Suitable for Kitchens & Bathrooms
- Great in Conservatories
- Compatible with underfloor heating
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Luxury Vinyl Flooring Types
Dry Back
Dry back, also known as glue down, requires an adhesive to affix the flooring directly to the subfloor. The planks are usually 2.0 – 3.5mm thick and, therefore, flexible. Gluing them down gives the floor stability, making dry-back LVT better for bigger rooms and high-traffic areas. This is a technical installation, and we recommend that professionals undertake it.
Click Luxury Vinyl Tiles
Click LVT is known as a floating floor, and the planks click together, much like a laminate floor. The planks are rigid and often have a built-in underlay, which makes the installation process straightforward. This type of flooring can be installed by people who are pretty ‘handy’, but for the best results, we recommend a professional installation.
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FAQs
Luxury Vinyl Tile (LVT) flooring is a durable, stylish, and versatile flooring option that mimics natural materials like wood or stone while offering enhanced resilience and easy maintenance.
Yes, LVT flooring is fully waterproof, making it perfect for kitchens, bathrooms, and areas prone to spills or moisture.
LVT is highly durable and resistant to scratches, dents, and stains, making it ideal for high-traffic areas and homes with pets or children
Simply contact us or use our online booking form here: BOOK HERE and choose a time that is convenient for you, and our experts will visit you at home. We will bring samples, and provide a no-obligation quote.
Yes! LVT can be fitted over many surfaces, including tiles, concrete, and old flooring, provided the base is smooth and level
Absolutely! Regular sweeping and occasional mopping with a damp cloth keep it looking pristine. No need for wax or polish.
Yes, LVT can be installed in various patterns, including herringbone, basketweave, and traditional plank layouts, offering design flexibility
With proper care, LVT flooring can last 20 years or more, making it a long-lasting and cost-effective choice
LVT offers the appearance of natural materials with greater durability, water resistance, and affordability, making it a practical and stylish flooring solution
LVT is made up of multiple layers. Each luxury vinyl plank has a lightweight core, surrounded by other compacted layers that provide strength, stability, and support and help prevent indentations. On the surface is a protection layer, which shields the floor from potential damage and provides scratch and stain resistance. Underneath the protection layer is a wear layer, which adds to the floor’s durability. Then there is a design layer, which gives the LVT its appearance. This is followed by an acoustic layer that minimises surface sound whilst adding comfort. The result of these layers is an incredibly durable plank or tile with the appearance of natural wood or stone that can be laid in any room in your home. LVT is softer and a lot warmer than real stone or ceramic, making it more comfortable to stand on for longer periods of time.
The wear layer combined with the protective coating makes LVT incredibly durable! In addition, it can cope with a high level of footfall, and some ranges are commercially graded. LVT is suitable for all rooms and all temperatures. It works with underfloor heating, and its UV resistance properties mean you can use it in conservatories as it is fade resistant.
The product is also waterproof, so it is a perfect choice for kitchens and bathrooms where there might be more water spilling on the floor. The protective wear layer will help prevent scuffs and scratches and makes the floor stain-resistant. In addition, the wear layer will stop the LVT from absorbing most household stains.
LVT is incredibly low maintenance; use the care kit provided to keep your floor looking new. The embossing process used to create the texture on the design gives the tiles or planks incredible textured detail, from the grain and knots in the wood to the natural lines found on stone or slate. The artificial materials make LVT a much warmer and more cushioned option underfoot than stone tiles or wood.
