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LVT vs. LVP flooring: what's the difference?

Luxury vinyl flooring is available in two primary formats: luxury vinyl tile (LVT) and luxury vinyl plank (LVP).

LVP flooring is designed to mimic hardwood with long planks, detailed wood grain, and textured finishes. Luxury vinyl plank flooring is available in popular oak, maple, walnut, and hickory looks.

LVT flooring recreates the appearance of ceramic, porcelain, slate, marble, and other natural stone surfaces. It offers the sophisticated look of tile while providing a warmer, more comfortable feel underfoot.

The choice comes down to the style you want. If you prefer the appearance of hardwood, LVP flooring is ideal. If you love natural stone or tile, LVT flooring is an excellent option.

WPC vs. SPC: understanding the core

Many luxury vinyl floors feature either a WPC (wood plastic composite) or SPC (stone plastic composite) core.

WPC flooring feels slightly softer underfoot and helps reduce sound, making it a great choice for bedrooms and living spaces.

SPC flooring has a denser, more rigid core that offers exceptional durability and stability. It's an excellent option for high-traffic areas and rooms that experience changing temperatures.

Both core types are durable and available in waterproof constructions. Our flooring experts can help you determine which option best fits your home.

Explore today's colors and styles

Luxury vinyl flooring is available in nearly every design style imaginable. Whether your home is coastal, traditional, farmhouse, or contemporary, you'll find a floor that complements your space.

Popular wood-look colors include light oak, warm honey, natural brown, gray, greige, walnut, and rich espresso tones. Stone-inspired designs recreate marble, slate, travertine, limestone, and concrete with remarkable realism.

Many collections also feature textured surfaces, beveled edges, and matte finishes that closely resemble natural materials.

Which luxury vinyl flooring installation method is right for you?

Luxury vinyl flooring can be installed using several methods, including click-lock, glue-down, and loose-lay.

Click-lock floating floors snap together without adhesive and provide efficient installation. Glue-down products create a secure, permanent bond that's ideal for high-traffic areas. Loose-lay flooring relies on its weight and friction backing, making individual planks or tiles easier to replace if necessary.

Proper subfloor preparation is essential for a smooth, long-lasting installation. Our team will recommend the best installation method for your project.

How do you clean and maintain luxury vinyl flooring?

Luxury vinyl is easy to care for and requires very little maintenance. Sweep or vacuum regularly to remove dirt and debris, then damp mop with a manufacturer-approved cleaner as needed.

Wipe up spills promptly, use felt pads under furniture, and place mats at entryways to reduce dirt and moisture. Avoid abrasive scrubbers, harsh chemicals, wax-based cleaners, and steam mops unless approved by the flooring manufacturer.

With simple routine care, your luxury vinyl flooring can maintain its appearance for many years.

Frequently asked questions about luxury vinyl flooring

Is luxury vinyl flooring waterproof?

Luxury vinyl tile and luxury vinyl plank flooring are completely waterproof, making them an excellent choice for kitchens, bathrooms, laundry rooms, and other moisture-prone spaces.

Is luxury vinyl flooring good for pets?

Yes. Luxury vinyl resists scratches, stains, and everyday wear, making it a practical flooring choice for homes with dogs and cats.

Can luxury vinyl plank look like hardwood?

Absolutely. Modern manufacturing creates realistic wood visuals with authentic grain patterns, textures, and plank sizes that closely resemble genuine hardwood.

How long does luxury vinyl flooring last?

The lifespan depends on product quality, wear layer, installation, and maintenance. High-quality LVP and LVT flooring can last for 15-25 years or more.