LVT is a high-performance, modular flooring system designed to replicate natural wood or stone with extreme accuracy. Unlike standard sheet vinyl, LVT consists of multiple durable layers, including a high-definition photographic film and a heavy-duty wear layer, making it the most versatile flooring choice for modern Swindon homes.

DIY store products are typically “Click” systems designed for speed, not longevity. At Avana, we specialise in professional Gluedown LVT. This method provides superior structural stability, allows for bespoke patterns like Herringbone, and won’t “bounce” or click. Our service also includes the technical subfloor preparation that DIY projects often skip.

Yes—but moisture control is critical. Concrete floors in developments like Tadpole Garden Village often retain high moisture levels. We perform calibrated Relative Humidity (RH) testing as standard. If levels are high, we install a liquid Damp Proof Membrane (DPM) to ensure the adhesive bond never fails.

Absolutely. LVT is an excellent thermal conductor, making it more efficient than wood or carpet. We strictly monitor the combined Tog rating to ensure maximum heat transfer. This is a standard requirement for modern eco-homes in Wichelstowe and Badbury Park.

We are seeing a move away from industrial greys toward “Organic Neutrals.” Our top 2026 requests include Raw Oak, Muted Sandstone, and Warm Greige. These tones effectively hide dust and pet hair while making open-plan spaces feel larger and brighter.

Yes. In Victorian and Edwardian terraces across Old Town and Eastcott, we install SP101 marine-grade plywood. This creates a perfectly flat, “monolithic” surface over original floorboards, preventing the LVT from telegraphing (showing the lines of the boards underneath).

It is the ideal choice. We specify Acoustic LVT systems that provide up to 20dB of sound reduction. This ensures compliance with building regulations for impact noise, making it perfect for high-rise living in town centre or the Redhouse flats.

Yes. LVT is engineered for the “Claws and Paws” of busy households. For homes in Grange Park or Shaw, we recommend a 0.55mm wear layer, which is 100% waterproof and scratch-resistant—perfect for mud-room entries and busy kitchens.

For kitchens, bathrooms, and utility rooms, LVT is superior. While modern laminate is water-resistant, LVT is 100% waterproof. It won’t swell if a dishwasher leaks, and it provides a much quieter, solid “thud” underfoot compared to the hollow sound of laminate.

For a permanent, high-end finish, Gluedown is the gold standard. It allows for borders and patterns and is easily repaired if a single plank is damaged. Click systems (Rigid Core) are excellent for “problem floors” or where a faster, floating installation is required over an existing stable floor.

Maintenance is effortless. Regular sweeping and a damp mop with a pH-neutral cleaner is all you need. Never use a steam mop, as intense heat can compromise the adhesive bond and the wear layer over time.

With our professional installation and subfloor preparation, you can expect a lifespan of 15 to 25 years. All of our ranges come with a residential wear warranty for your peace of mind.

Yes. Unlike real timber or stone, LVT is non-porous. It won’t warp in humid conditions or stain when exposed to water, making it the safest choice for bathrooms, wet rooms, and laundry areas.

Yes, but the preparation is key. We specialise in subfloor stabilisation. Whether it’s using fibre-reinforced smoothing compounds on concrete or plywood on timber, we ensure the base is “glass-flat” before the LVT is applied.

We offer a curated selection of trade-specialist ranges that provide the look of designer brands without the “label” markup. We focus on a “Right-First-Time” approach, ensuring even our entry-level LVT is fitted to a master-fitter standard.