Vinyl Guides
How to prepare a concrete floor for vinyl flooring?
Ian Minotti | January 24, 2020When it comes to vinyl flooring, there are a few options to choose from: vinyl planks or tiles, luxury vinyl planks and vinyl sheets. Each option has unique characteristics and a different method of installation. You can learn more about the different types of vinyl flooring in this previous post.
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How to install luxury vinyl plank flooring
Ian Minotti | December 2, 2019When deciding which vinyl flooring product to choose for your project, you will generally be presented with three different options: vinyl planks or tiles, luxury vinyl planks and vinyl sheets. You can learn more about the different types of vinyl flooring in this previous post but in short, the main points of difference lie in their composition and installation methods.
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Is vinyl flooring waterproof?
Ian Minotti | November 19, 2019Vinyl flooring is an attractive and durable floor covering that has quickly become a top choice for many Australians. For those gravitating towards this flooring option, one of the major concerns is whether it’s waterproof. Well, vinyl flooring is waterproof, but that does not mean you should over soak them while washing.
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Types of vinyl flooring for your home: sheets, planks or luxury vinyls
Ian Minotti | October 21, 2019When deciding on vinyl flooring for your home you can choose between three different types: vinyl sheets, planks or luxury vinyl flooring. Each option has different features and unique characteristics and this guide provides guidance to help you decide which type best matches your project.
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Ian Minotti | October 21, 2019Vinyl is the go-to flooring for many people because of its durability, affordability, and limitless design options. This guide provides guidance on how to best clean and maintain your floors. Note that if you have just installed a new vinyl flooring in your house, it is recommended to use a damp mop immediately. Then do not scrub or wash for at least 72 hours and follow the below guidance to maintain and wash your floors.
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How to choose hybrid flooring for your home
Ian Minotti | August 2, 2019There are so many different types of flooring you can have in your home, from vinyl to laminate, tiles, carpet, and solid wood flooring. But have you heard of hybrid flooring before? Hybrid flooring is one of the newest types of flooring you can have in your home and is a revolutionary new product that gives you the stunning look of hardwood floors while providing the durability of laminates or vinyl flooring.
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Step by Step Guide on How to Install Hybrid Flooring
Ian Minotti | July 16, 2019Hybrid flooring has a “click-together” design (also called “floating floor” structure) for easy installation by anyone. However, you must read the flooring guidelines carefully just in case there are unique installation requirements you must know about beforehand.
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Bamboo, laminate and engineered wood floorings
Ian Minotti | June 24, 2019One of the first questions that you need to ask yourself when it comes to choosing new flooring for your home is whether you’d like walking on hard or soft flooring? This can depend on the function of the room, what your priorities are (i.e. comfort versus durability) and what look you are trying to achieve.
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How to care for your hybrid flooring
Ian Minotti | June 24, 2019Hybrid flooring is the answer for many homes and businesses looking for the strength of laminate and the versatility of vinyl. But what exactly is hybrid flooring and how do you properly care for it? Here’s everything you need to know about hybrid floors: what they are, how to care for them, and what maintenance they require.
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Hybrid flooring versus vinyl planks: choosing between the two
Ian Minotti | May 23, 2019You might have heard the latest gossip in flooring: no longer do you have to compromise between the benefits of hardwood, laminate and vinyl when you’re renovating or replacing a floor. There is a new kid on the block, and it’s called hybrid flooring.
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