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BENEFITS OF LUXURY VINYL FLOORING

Waterproof, Scratch-Resistant, and Pet-Friendly

 VINYL FLOORING

THE COMPOSITION

Luxury vinyl flooring embodies the marriage of form and function, artistry and engineering. It is crafted using multiple layers, each playing a crucial role in delivering outstanding performance and aesthetics:

 THE COMPOSITION  Luxury vinyl flooring

1 -Wear Layer

The topmost layer serves as a robust shield against the rigors of daily life, offering impeccable resistance against scratches, stains, and fading. It ensures your flooring retains its pristine appearance, even in high-traffic areas.

2 -Luxury Vinyl Print

Situated just beneath the wear layer is the design layer, where the magic of realistic wood or stone visuals comes to life. This layer is where meticulous attention to detail meets cutting-edge printing technology, resulting in floors that authentically replicate the look and texture of natural materials.

3 -Rigid Core

The heart of luxury vinyl flooring lies in its core layer, which can be either Stone Polymer Composite (SPC) or Wood Polymer Composite (WPC). This layer provides essential structural support and dimensional stability to the flooring, ensuring it can withstand the test of time.

4 - Atached Underlayment

The bottom layer, known as the backing layer, is designed to offer additional reinforcement and contribute to sound insulation, further enhancing your flooring's performance.

BENEFITS OF LUXURY VINYL FLOORING

At AL Floors USA, we believe in providing flooring that enhances your home in more ways than one

BENEFITS OF LUXURY VINYL FLOORING

Durability

Our luxury vinyl flooring is engineered for longevity, offering a durable surface that stands the test of time.

BENEFITS OF LUXURY VINYL FLOORING

Affordability

Get the look of high-end flooring without the high price tag. Our LVT options are budget-friendly without compromising on quality.

BENEFITS OF LUXURY VINYL FLOORING

Low Maintenance

Enjoy the ease of low-maintenance flooring. Luxury vinyl is a breeze to clean and maintain, making it perfect for busy households.

What's The Difference Between LVP And LVT Flooring?

Both luxury vinyl plank flooring (LVP) and luxury vinyl tile flooring (LVT) are types of luxury vinyl flooring.

The distinction between them is merely decorative. LVP flooring replicates the appearance of hardwood in each way possible, from species to color.

Surface textures typically contain marks and scratches to enhance realism exceptionally. LVT flooring recreates the appearance and feel of stone or tiles, full of gorgeous natural hues and sensational surface attributes that feel authentic. Luxury vinyl plank and tile are highly sought-after for hallways, bathrooms, laundry rooms, and kitchens.

That being said, luxury vinyl flooring is a phenomenal selection for any room in the house. These floors withstand stains and damage due to their tough, waterproof surfaces.

What's The Difference Between LVP And LVT Flooring?
Professional Luxury Vinyl Flooring (LVT/LVP) Installation

Why We Are The Best For Your Projects

At AL Floors USA, we believe in providing our customers with flooring solutions that combine quality and functionality. Our luxury vinyl flooring options, known for their water and scratch resistance and for being ideal for pets, can transform any room in your home into a comfortable and beautiful space. Whichever you choose, SPC or WPC luxury vinyl flooring, you'll enjoy the benefits of a durable and long-lasting solution. If you are in Florida and are considering luxury vinyl flooring for your home, contact AL Floors USA today. Our experts are available to assist you with specialized consulting and professional installation services.

Professional Luxury Vinyl Flooring (LVT/LVP) Installation

Installing luxury vinyl flooring (LVT/LVP) demands higher technical precision than laminate, especially regarding subfloor preparation. The inherent flexibility of vinyl requires a perfectly flat and smooth subfloor to prevent any imperfections from "telegraphing" through the surface, which would compromise aesthetics and durability

​Prerequisites and Site Preparation

The foundation is critical, and adherence to these steps ensures a flawless finish:

Subfloor Inspection and Leveling: The subfloor must be inspected with a straightedge to ensure it is level within the manufacturer's specified tolerance (typically 3mm over a 1.2-meter span). Any unevenness must be corrected with a self-leveling compound or by sanding.

Moisture Testing: It is essential to perform moisture tests, especially on concrete subfloors or in high-humidity areas. Excessive moisture can lead to issues such as bubbling, adhesive failure, and mold formation.

Surface Cleaning: The subfloor must be impeccably clean, dry, and free of any debris, dust, grease, or old adhesive residues that could compromise adhesion or plank locking.

Material Acclimation: Allow the sealed vinyl boxes to acclimate in the installation area for a minimum of 48 hours to let the material adjust to the room's temperature and humidity. 

Technical Installation Procedure

​The method varies depending on the type of vinyl:

Floating Systems (Click-Lock)

Floating Systems (Click-Lock)
  1. Layout and Locking: We begin installation on the longest wall. The planks are fitted together using a click system. It is crucial to ensure a firm and secure fit, without using excessive force to avoid damage

  2. Expansion Gaps:  We maintain a perimeter space, as specified by the manufacturer, to allow for expansion and contraction of the material. This space will be covered by baseboards or transition profiles

  3. Joint Staggering: The planks should be installed with staggered end joints to avoid a "step" or "H" pattern, which has an unprofessional appearance and can compromise structural stability.

Glue-Down Systems (Dryback)

  1. Adhesive Application: We apply the adhesive to the subfloor using a specific notched trowel, following the manufacturer's instructions for adhesive coverage and open time.

  2. Plank Placement: Each plank is carefully positioned and pressed firmly into the adhesive. Precise alignment is essential, as glue-down vinyl is less forgiving of placement errors.

  3. Rolling: After installation, the entire surface must be rolled with a 100-pound floor roller to ensure complete adhesive transfer and maximum bond. 

Glue-Down Systems (Dryback)

Finishing and Care

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  • Remove Spacers: For floating systems, we remove all spacers before installing the baseboards, which should only be fixed to the wall.

  • Transition Profiles: We install transition profiles at doorways and where the vinyl meets other types of flooring.

  • Cleaning:We remove any adhesive residue or dirt. It is essential to strictly follow the cleaning and maintenance instructions, using only recommended pH-neutral cleaning products.

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