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Luxury vinyl tile (LVT) is a flooring material that closely resembles other options such as wood or stone. If you’re considering new flooring options for your business, LVT offers a wide range of various style and colors to match any decor. Here’s what you need to know about this versatile flooring type to help you make an informed decision. 

What Is It Made Of?

LVT was once called “hot-pressed tile” because of the process by which it is made. LVT is made of multiple layers that are pressed together with heat and pressure. These layers include a vinyl backing and core; a print film layer to give it the desired look; a clear protective layer to keep it from wear; and a polyurethane, ceramic bead, or patented Diamond 10® coating. It’s waterproof—making it a good choice for multifamily living, long-term care dining rooms, and corporate areas—and strong enough to hold up to heavy foot traffic, scratches, and spills. 

What Is the Installation & Maintenance Like?

FlooringLVT doesn’t take long to install. It comes in tiles or planks and can be installed quickly, depending on the size of the area. The required care and maintenance for this flooring is another asset that makes it so popular for businesses. The coating on top effectively protects it from scratches and stains, so all you need to do is wipe away spills and keep it swept and mopped to easily maintain a gorgeous and professional appearance

What Are the Benefits of LVT Flooring?

While some of the perks of LVT flooring come down to personal preference, there are still some other benefits. For example, LVT may be more expensive than linoleum or regular laminate, but it’s considerably more affordable than the wood and stone flooring types it mimics in appearance. Both wood and stone also require maintenance and upkeep that LVT doesn’t. 

 

If you’re considering flooring options for your business, let the flooring experts at CFS Interiors & Flooring in Eagan, MN, help. They understand the impact that the right flooring in the right room can make and work with you to find the best solution for your space and budget. Visit them online to browse their products and services, or call (651) 681-8100 to speak with a member of their staff.

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