PVC plank
Floorlife Southwark Anthracite 4110 Tile Dryback PVC - 91.4 x 45.7 cm
- Class 23/32/42
- Castors class A
- Underfloor heating
Recommended retail price €39,95/m²
Floorlife Click PVC Tile Victoria XL Light Grey 6211 SRC - Floor Tile 81.2 x 40.6 cm
- 10dB noise reduction
- Castors class B
- Underfloor heating
Recommended retail price €53,95/m²
Floorlife Click PVC Tile Victoria XL Grey 6212 SRC - 81.2 x 40.6 cm
- 10dB noise reduction
- Castors class B
- Underfloor heating
Recommended retail price €53,95/m²
Floorlife Click PVC Tile Victoria XL Anthracite 6213 SRC - 81.2 x 40.6 cm
- Underlay included
- 10dB noise reduction
- Underfloor heating
Recommended retail price €53,95/m²
Floorlife Click PVC Tile Southwark Grey 4313 - 91.4 x 45.7 cm
- Castors class B
- Silent Rigid Click
- Underfloor heating
Recommended retail price €46,95/m²
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Looking for rectangular PVC tiles? Discover various 90x45 cm and 120x60 cm PVC floor tiles in grey, black, and beige shades here. Request samples via our website, visit our flooring store by appointment, or order your square PVC tiles via the webshop.
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Rectangular PVC tiles are durable and flexible floor tiles made of PVC, offering a sleek and modern look. They often mimic materials like concrete, stone, or wood and are available in various sizes.
These tiles are water-resistant, scratch-proof, and easy to maintain. They feel comfortable and warm and combine excellently with underfloor heating. Moreover, they are quieter than ceramic tiles and easier to install.
They are ideal for use in kitchens, bathrooms, living rooms, and commercial spaces. Thanks to their water resistance and wear-resistant top layer, they are also perfect for high-traffic areas.
Regular vacuuming and mopping with a mild cleaning agent is sufficient. Avoid harsh chemicals and excessive water to protect the top layer.
