If you are thinking of having a hardwood floor installed, then you’re making a great choice. Wood floors look stunning, but they are not a cheap option. However, The Front Range Interiors Company can offer you a great choice of LVT and LVP flooring, so let’s explain what these flooring options consist of.

LVT stands for ‘Luxury Vinyl Tiles’ while LVP is ‘Luxury Vinyl Planks.’ The difference is in the shape of the sections of floor that make up the entire area. These tiles or planks are laid together on a subfloor and when installed professionally are difficult to tell from the real thing.

A further selling point of LVT/LVP floors is that they can not only resemble a wide choice of wood finishes, but also can replicate stone, tiles, and come in solid colors. What is an LVT/LVP floor made of?

How LVT/LVP Flooring is Made

Both of these flooring materials are created by bonding together thin layers of vinyl. There are various manufacturers who use different numbers of layers to achieve a soft finish underfoot. On top of the vinyl layers is a high-definition photographic render of the desired finish, and this is protected by a clear coating.

Our LVT/LVP floors come from the best manufacturers in the field. At The Front Range Interiors Company, we work only with quality so that our clients get the best results. You’ll find this flooring to be easy to maintain – simply brush away dirt and wipe away stains and spills – and it’s also a great choice in a home where allergies are a problem.

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LVT/LVP flooring is a step up from the cheaper solid laminate and offers a more comfortable and warmer feel underfoot. Durable, beautiful, and low maintenance, we recommend you talk to one of our flooring experts who will advise as to the type of LVT/LVP flooring that is best for your room.

At The Front Range Interiors Company we are committed to providing a high standard of customer service from our first interaction to the final result, so get in touch now and we’ll give you a free no obligation for your flooring requirements that we believe you will appreciate.