3mm LVT flooring

Why choose 3mm LVT flooring?

When it comes to swapping out the previous flooring in your home for a new set, the more money you can save, the better. And that’s what makes 3mm LVT flooring such a good choice! Affordable yet hard-wearing, 3mm LVT is perfect for the quieter areas of your home, allowing you to save money here and put it towards a more expensive kitchen or lounge floor instead.

Durability on a budget

3mm LVT might be a thinner-than-average flooring option, but that in no way means it’s skimped on durability. Entirely waterproof as well as being scratch and stain-resistant, 3mm LVT can take plenty of accidental bumps and scrapes without you needing to worry about its tiles being damaged.

DIY-friendly

Like all forms of LVT, 3mm LVT is an incredibly DIY-friendly flooring choice if you already have experience in the home renovation space. Installed using tried-and-tested glue-down technology, its slimmer profile makes fitting it in place a simple task.

Browse our other LVT thicknesses

Interested in a slightly thicker LVT option for your floors? Why not take a look at our 4mm LVT flooring alternatives? Or, if a budget-friendly LVT is what you’re after, then be sure to browse our 2mm LVT range instead – we’ve something to suit all floor thickness requirements in our LVT collection.

3mm LVT flooring FAQs

Still have a few questions about our 3mm 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 3mm LVT flooring?

While it might be one of the thinner LVT options available in our range, 3mm LVT is no less durable than its thicker alternatives. Made from the same materials as other popular LVT flooring options, those picking out an LVT floor on a budget can’t go wrong with a 3mm thickness set.

Is underlay needed for 3mm LVT flooring?

Unlike older versions of LVT, the vast majority of modern LVT tiles come with an attached underlay, including many 3mm LVT varieties. However, you should always check whether or not your chosen LVT requires a separate underlay to go with it before making your purchase.