vinyl design floors

Choosing vinyl design flooring by structure and installation method

Vinyl design floors combine a low-maintenance surface with modern wood, stone, and decorative looks. They are suitable for rooms where the floor needs to be practical for everyday use, comfortable to walk on, and visually integrate calmly into the room concept.

Advantages of vinyl design flooring

• Robust surface
  Vinyl design floors are easy to maintain, hard-wearing, and well-suited for rooms that are frequently used in everyday life
• Many decors
  Wood and stone decors in various shades and surface textures allow for individual interior design
  
• Multiple installation methods
  Depending on the product, there is a choice between click systems for floating installation or glue-down planks for full-surface bonding
• Easy to plan for renovations
  Due to varying thicknesses and construction types, vinyl design floors can be easily adapted to existing room heights and floor structures

Overview of vinyl design floor types

Vinyl design floors are available in different versions: Some variants rely on quick click installation, others on a particularly stable SPC core, a very low installation height, or a cozy structure with integrated impact sound insulation. This allows you to choose the floor that best suits the usage, subfloor, and desired installation method.

Traffic SPC Click 6.5 mm

Stable click floor with integrated impact sound insulation

• Stable SPC core
  The rigid core gives the floor high dimensional stability and ensures a solid feel underfoot
• Impact sound insulation already integrated
  The insulation is included in the floor structure, making planning easier
• Robust click floor
  The combination of a stable core, click connection, and durable surface is suitable for high-traffic areas

View Traffic SPC Click 6.5 mm

Traffic glue-down plank 2.5 mm

Particularly thin vinyl floor for permanent bonding

• Very low installation height
  The low thickness is well-suited when existing doors, transitions, or installation heights must be taken into account
  
• Permanent bonding
  Full-surface gluing ensures a direct, stable position and is well-suited for heavily used areas
  
• Stable connection to the subfloor
  Due to full-surface bonding, the flooring remains firmly in position and is well-suited for heavily used areas
  

View Traffic glue-down plank 2.5 mm

Home SPC Click 4.4 mm

Slim SPC click floor for living spaces

• Made for living spaces
  The floor is designed for normal everyday use in private rooms and combines easy maintenance with a homely look
• Impact sound insulation integrated into the floor
  The insulation is already included and contributes to a more comfortable walking experience
• Slim SPC construction
  At 4.4 mm, the click floor remains low-profile and is well-suited for renovations with limited floor build-up height

View Home SPC Click 4.4 mm

Planning, installation, and usage

Vinyl design floors should be selected to match the subfloor, installation height, installation method, and future usage. Pay particular attention to the surface, impact sound insulation, connection system, and the requirements of the specific room.

Tip: Would you prefer a real wood floor with a multi-layer structure instead of vinyl? Then engineered parquet might be a suitable alternative to vinyl design floors.