Vinyl flooring
Belakos Portico 550 Dryback PVC
- Class 23/33/42
- Underfloor heating
Floer Zwaardvis Sand Whalebone Plank PVC MEGAMAT FLR-3529
- Class 23/33/42
- 4-sided V-groove
- Underfloor heating
OTIUM Hammam Herringbone Dryback 94633
OTIUM Crystal Herringbone Dryback 94629
OTIUM Jade Herringbone Dryback 94645
OTIUM Lily Herringbone Dryback 94609
OTIUM Ava Herringbone Dryback 94605
OTIUM Lux Herringbone Dryback 94637
OTIUM Onyx Herringbone Dryback 94641
OTIUM Rose Herringbone Dryback 94601
OTIUM Mist Herringbone Dryback 94621
OTIUM Oasis Herringbone Dryback 94617
OTIUM Poppy Herringbone Dryback 94613
OTIUM Dawn Herringbone Dryback 94625
OTIUM Opal Herringbone Dryback 94649
OTIUM Ruby Herringbone Dryback 94597
OTIUM Himalaya Tile Dryback 94651
OTIUM Kilimanjaro Tile Dryback 94653
OTIUM Pirin Tile Dryback 94657
OTIUM Jura Tile Dryback 94655
OTIUM Hammam Plank Dryback 94632
OTIUM Jade Plank Dryback 94644
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OTIUM Lux Plank Dryback 94636
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Are they PVC floors or vinyl floors?
A vinyl floor, also known as PVC floor, is a modern and versatile floor covering that is popular in both the Netherlands and Belgium. These floors are made of multiple layers of synthetic material, of which vinyl is an essential part. The similarity between vinyl flooring and PVC flooring is that they both use polyvinyl chloride (PVC), a durable and resilient material that ensures their durability and resistance to wear. The difference in terminology between the Netherlands and Belgium - often referring to "PVC floors" in the Netherlands and "vinyl floors" in Belgium - does not detract from the quality and functionality of these floors. They are available in a variety of designs and textures, making them perfect for both residential and commercial spaces, offering a low-maintenance and attractive flooring solution that will last.
Veelgestelde vragen over Vinyl flooring
Vinyl floors are synthetic floors made of multiple layers of plastic (PVC). They are known for their durability, water resistance, and versatility in designs. Vinyl floors are available in various patterns and colors, including wood, stone, and concrete looks.
Vinyl floors offer many advantages. They are hard-wearing, comfortable to walk on, and water-resistant, making them suitable for damp areas like kitchens and bathrooms. Additionally, they are sound-absorbing, easy to maintain, and often more affordable than natural materials such as wood or stone.
Yes, vinyl floors are excellent for underfloor heating. They conduct heat well and remain comfortable to the touch. It is important to check if the specific vinyl floor is suitable for underfloor heating and to lay it on a flat subfloor.
Vinyl flooring can be installed by gluing or by loose-lay, depending on the floor and subfloor. For a glued installation, it is important that the subfloor is completely flat and clean. Loose-lay vinyl floors often come with an anti-slip backing.
