Living Room LVT

Superior durability

Living room LVT flooring is constructed from several layers of resistant materials, giving it a long lifespan and great protection against everyday hazards that would typically cause issues for your floors. You’ll be able to enjoy years of use, no matter how frantic your home life is.

Realistic looks

From authentic wood effects and patterns like herringbone, to the elegance of a stone effect finish, our living room LVT is available in a range of designs. With such a wide variety available, choosing a look that will match the rest of your room is easy, so you won’t have to sacrifice a great look for functionality.

Browse our LVT collection by room

With its versatile nature, LVT flooring can be used all over your home. We offer a range of LVT for kitchens, as well as dining room LVT that will impress your dinner party guests. Plus, our collection of LVT for your hallway and stairs can cover all your communal areas.

Living Room LVT FAQs

Do I need to prepare my living room before installation?

Before you install your living room LVT, you’ll need to remove any existing furniture and flooring from the area. Then, ensure your subfloor is clean and level before you begin to install your luxury vinyl tiles. Read our ultimate LVT flooring guide for more advice on the installation process if you plan to take it on yourself.

How do I care for LVT in my living room?

When caring for LVT flooring, make sure to vacuum or sweep any loose dirt and debris, then gently mop with a vinyl cleaning solution and a small amount of water. Excess water can damage LVT, so be sure not to drench your floors, and avoid using harsh chemicals.

I’ve spilt something on my LVT floor in my living room, how do I clean it?

Following a spill, you should immediately blot the liquid with a paper towel or cloth. Then, dampen a cloth with hot water and apply a mild detergent to help lift the stain. For tougher stains, try using a soft bristled brush in a circular motion. Remember not to use too much water, and to check any chemicals for compatibility with vinyl before you use them.