4mm LVT flooring

Why choose 4mm LVT

When it comes to the different thicknesses of LVT available, 4mm LVT flooring offers a suitable middle ground between thinner 2mm LVT and thicker 6mm LVT while still combining the benefits of both, giving you a floor that’s highly durable but also thin enough to match anyone on a tighter budget.

A thickness for all rooms

Although a thinner floor like our 3mm LVT sets is suitable for smaller and quieter home spaces, when it comes to flooring longevity, you need a floor with a bit more bite, which is exactly what you get with a 4mm LVT floor! Sitting at a middle-grade thickness, 4mm LVT can better handle high-traffic spaces throughout the home without wearing down.

Suitable for any home décor

Whether you’re a bit of an interior traditionalist, or you love to stay up to date with the latest renovation trends, 4mm LVT comes in a fantastic range of different styles and shades, which makes it suitable for use with all home aesthetics.

Take a look at our other LVT thicknesses

As versatile as 4mm LVT flooring can be, if you’re after a set LVT thickness, then you should definitely check out the rest of our LVT collection. With 5mm thick LVT and above available, as well as slimmer 2mm LVT for those tiny nooks that still need a hardy floor, you’re sure to find the right thickness of tile for your home in our range.

4mm LVT flooring FAQs

Still have a few questions about our 4mm engineered wood 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 4mm LVT flooring?

Those looking to install LVT flooring for its durability will be pleased to hear that 4mm LVT is just as scratch-resistant, stain-resistant, and waterproof as our thicker LVT ranges. No matter how much your 4mm LVT flooring costs, you can be sure it’s ready to handle any accidental bumps and gouges that come its way!

Is underlay needed for 4mm LVT flooring?

Thanks to modern innovations in LVT flooring technology, the vast majority of modern LVT comes with an underlay built into its tiles. However, there are still LVT sets available that require a separate underlay to go with them, so make sure you check your chosen LVT’s underlay requirements before buying.