LVT - luxury vinyl tiles

PROS – Durability, much stronger than traditional real wood floors. Inexpensive compared to hardwood flooring.
CONS – LVT can not be sanded or refurbished like natural wood flooring. Synthetic texture, not quite the same look and feel as laminate flooring and much less likely to feel as though your walking on realistic wood flooring.

LVT is made in layers as well; its primary component is PVC vinyl, which makes LVT dimensionally stable and flexible. They install differently. Laminate flooring is a floating-floor system that should never be nailed or glued to the subfloor. Some LVT products now offer a floating-floor approach to installation.

Often referred to as luxury vinyl, vinyl plank flooring is a cost-effective and fashionable choice for the home or office but over time, it can get scratched from daily wear and tear. Fortunately, repairing simple scratches in vinyl plank flooring is fast, easy, and inexpensive.

With the exception of the seams, luxury vinyl tile is waterproof. This makes it a great option for areas of your home such as the kitchen, bathroom, or mudrooms, where moisture tends to build up.