So you've decided it's time for a new vinyl flooring. You may have known beforehand that you want vinyl, or you may have found that this type of flooring is very flexible and gives you the look you want at a fraction of the cost of buying other floorings. You may have noticed that there are many options, but it is important to understand that the floor is more than it seems at first glance.
Choosing the right type of vinyl flooring is more than just choosing the color you like. There are a few things you need to know before buying vinyl flooring:
Thickness:
The vinyl floor consists of a base layer, a decorative coat, an internal foam layer, and a plinth. With that in mind, you don't need to go for thick vinyl floors. In fact, you want one that has a thick wear layer so that it is long-lasting and durable.
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Quality:
Each floor has a number of features that need to be explained to you before you buy. Most floors also have a guarantee. So be sure to ask an expert from the store where you shop to compare different vinyl floors. There will definitely be pros and cons for each brand, so keep them in mind when shopping.
Cost:
It may seem reasonable to only consider the cost of the floor per square meter, but there are other factors that should not be overlooked. For example, how much has the installation cost? What other materials are needed for laying floors? All of these factors when you add them up can dramatically increase your cost per square foot. High-quality vinyl flooring is sure to last for years if you choose it carefully.