2mm LVT flooring

Why choose 2mm LVT flooring

Ideal for tighter and narrower spaces that still require a hardy floor to handle everyday use, 2mm LVT flooring is a fantastic choice if you’re after something a little more inexpensive in these rooms so that you can save money for more expensive tiles or planks in other areas of your home.

Ideal for thinner floors

Although the thinner nature of 2mm LVT means it’s not well suited for high-traffic areas, its minimal thickness makes it a great choice for any room where floor height is restricted or you want to include thicker skirting boards, allowing you to accommodate these factors while still installing a floor that can handle accidental knocks and scratches.

Affordable and tough

The cheapest form of LVT when it comes to thickness, 2mm LVT provides homeowners with a more affordable floor choice compared to thicker 4mm and 5mm LVTs. However, thanks to its matching design, you can still enjoy the same levels of waterproofing and scratch resistance as other LVT thicknesses.

Shop for LVT by thickness

After a slightly thicker LVT for those high-intensity foot traffic areas of your home? Why not take a look at our thicker 3mm LVTs or 4mm LVTs for a slightly chunkier flooring alternative? Either way, you’re sure to find the right thickness of LVT for your needs in our collection.

2mm LVT flooring FAQs

Still have a few questions about our 2mm LVT flooring sets? Take a look at our frequently asked questions below, or get in touch with our team directly to see if we have the answers you’re searching for:

How durable is 2mm LVT flooring?

When understanding LVT flooring, you might be wondering if 2mm LVT is as durable as its thicker counterparts. And despite its thinner nature, 2mm LVT is just as hard-wearing as its 4 and 6mm cousins. However, as it is thinner, it does have a shorter lifespan, making it better suited for rooms with minimal foot traffic that still need protective flooring.

Is underlay needed for 2mm LVT flooring?

Built using modern LVT technology, the majority of expensive and budget LVT flooring comes with pre-attached underlays, meaning you don’t have to install one in addition to your new floor. However, you should check your chosen product before installation to make sure you don’t need to purchase one separately.