FAQ

LVT and LVP are two types of vinyl flooring. The main difference is their format: LVT is designed to replicate ceramic or stone tiles, while LVP imitates wooden planks. Both options are highly resistant to moisture and scratches, offer excellent durability, and are available in a wide range of designs, from natural stone to wood finishes. In practice, these products are often grouped under the general term LVT (Luxury Vinyl Tiles) flooring.

Both natural linoleum and PVC flooring are highly durable and resistant to wear, making them an excellent choice for commercial and other high-traffic environments, such as schools, hospitals, and offices.

Yes, both carpet flooring and carpet tiles are practical solutions that provide thermal insulation, comfort, and sound absorption. High-quality carpet flooring is easy to maintain, while carpet tiles offer the added advantage of easy replacement if individual tiles become worn or damaged.

During floor renovation, we remove the existing flooring, prepare the subfloor, and install the new flooring. This process includes every stage, from levelling the existing subfloor to installing the new floor covering, ensuring the highest quality results.

The duration of a floor installation project depends on the type of flooring selected, the size of the area, and the extent of the preparation work required. Smaller projects can often be completed within a few days, while larger projects may take a week or longer.

Stairs can be covered with carpet, carpet tiles, vinyl flooring, natural linoleum, or PVC flooring, providing an attractive appearance while also improving slip resistance and safety.