Premium Vinyl Flooring Dubai for Stylish, Durable Interiors

Many of our sheet vinyl, SPC and selected luxury vinyl ranges are waterproof. Water resistance can vary by product and installation method, particularly around plank joints and perimeter edges.

To lay vinyl flooring, start by cleaning and levelling the subfloor. Measure the room, plan the layout, and cut the vinyl to fit around walls and corners. Depending on the product, install the flooring using adhesive, a click-lock system, or the recommended fitting method. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions and allow the material to acclimatise if required before installation.

This is quite a heavy-duty flooring and can last for up to 25 years. For maximum longevity, it is crucial to hire professional installation services and also to care for the flooring well. If you are getting it installed in a high-traffic area, go for a thicker wear layer, such as 20 mil or above.

Not all vinyl flooring requires underlay. Some products have an attached backing, while others can be installed directly over a suitable subfloor. Click-lock vinyl flooring may need a specific underlay, depending on the manufacturer’s instructions. Using an unsuitable underlay can affect stability and damage the locking system, so always check the product requirements before installation.

Clean vinyl flooring by sweeping or vacuuming regularly to remove dust and loose dirt. Use a damp mop with warm water and a manufacturer-approved, pH-neutral floor cleaner when needed. Wipe up spills promptly and avoid abrasive pads, harsh chemicals, and excessive water. These simple steps help maintain the floor’s appearance and protective surface.

Sheet vinyl is supplied in large, flexible rolls that can cover a room with fewer seams. Luxury vinyl tiles (LVT) come in individual tiles or planks designed to replicate materials such as wood and stone. LVT offers more flexibility in laying patterns and replacing individual pieces, while sheet vinyl can be useful when you want a more continuous surface.

No, vinyl flooring and linoleum flooring are different materials. Vinyl flooring is made primarily from synthetic PVC, while linoleum is generally made from natural materials such as linseed oil, wood flour, and cork or mineral fillers. Both are available in a variety of colours and patterns, but their composition, maintenance requirements, and installation methods differ.

Yes, both LVT and LVP floorings are safe and suitable for kitchens and bathrooms. They are waterproof, impact-proof, heat-resistant and dent-proof, therefore able to handle all the high foot traffic, spills and splashes. Besides, they are cheaper than all other floor treatments.

Yes, this flooring requires regular vacuum cleaning or sweeping and damp mopping as well, which should be done on a weekly basis. In addition, it is important to clean all spills and splashes immediately to prevent scratches or stubborn stains. You should also use floor mats.

Yes, this flooring can be installed on top of tiles in most cases. The tiles have to be free of major cracks, dents and damages, and must be fully stable too. If there are any wide grout lines, we suggest filling them beforehand and giving the subfloor a thorough cleaning as well. You can hire our experts for a smooth, hassle-free and long-term useful vinyl floor installation.