Luxury vinyl flooring in Cape Hill, Smethwick. LVT tiles and planks laid on a prepared base for kitchens, halls and bathrooms that take daily wear.
Cape Hill has a lot of busy family homes, and LVT is the floor that suits them: waterproof, warm, hard-wearing and easy to clean. Most of what we fit in Cape Hill goes into kitchens, halls and bathrooms where carpet and laminate struggle.
The preparation decides how it looks. Glue-down LVT will show any bump beneath it, so concrete is levelled and timber floors are overlaid with ply before the vinyl goes down. Click LVT is more forgiving but still needs a flat base and the right underlay.
In Cape Hill kitchens the LVT usually runs up to and under the kick boards, and in bathrooms it is sealed around the bath, shower and toilet so water cannot get underneath.
The look is entirely up to you - wood-effect planks, stone-effect tiles, or patterned designs - and the layout is planned so the pattern suits the room rather than fighting it.
Cape Hill homes often have a hallway, kitchen and downstairs toilet that can all take the same floor, and running one LVT through all three makes a small house feel bigger and removes the thresholds people trip on. Rigid-core click LVT is worth considering on uneven floors, because its stiffer core bridges small dips better than thin glue-down tiles, and it goes down faster when time matters. A floor that bounces, boards that creak and shift, or damp coming up through a solid floor are worth sorting before anything new goes down.
Ideal for kitchens and bathrooms in busy homes.
Levelled concrete or ply-overlaid timber so nothing shows through.
Around baths, showers and toilets.
Kitchens finished without taking the units out.
Planks and tiles set out to suit the room.
Chosen with a wear layer for family traffic.
Yes - it resists scratches better than laminate and copes with spills.
Yes, with sealed edges around the fittings.
Usually one to two days for a Cape Hill kitchen including preparation.
Glue-down is quieter and more stable; click can be quicker.
Often, if they are flat and sound, after filling the grout lines.
Sweep and use a damp mop with a neutral cleaner. Avoid steam mops, which can weaken the adhesive.
Yes, with a product and adhesive suited to the heat and light a conservatory gets.
Less than tiles. It sits at room temperature and feels warmer than stone or ceramic, especially over a good underlay.
Cape Hill, Smethwick and nearby.
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