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Vinyl Flooring
Vinyl Flooring for Every Lifestyle
Pergo® DuraCraft®
Features
- WetProtect® lifetime waterproof protection from surface to subfloor
- Two times more durable with a 22-mil wear layer
- Wear-, fade- and stain proof
- Ultimate dent and scratch resistance
Warranties
- Lifetime residential and 30-year light commercial warranty*
- Lifetime surface and subfloor waterproof warranty*
SMARTCORE Vinyl Flooring
Features
- Style and design that’s beautiful and functional
- 100% waterproof, kid-proof and pet-proof
- Built with COREtec technology to handle rough-and-tumble household demands
- Designed for heavy traffic with up to 20-mil-wear-layer durability
Warranties
- Limited lifetime residential and up to 20-year limited light commercial warranty*
STAINMASTER®
Features
- Performance and durability designed for busy homes
- Scratch-, dent- and abrasion-resistant with ACTIVELIFE SHIELD™
- 100% waterproof, stain-resistant and easy to clean
Warranties
- Limited lifetime residential and 15-year commercial limited warranty*
- 90-day customer satisfaction replacement**
Style Selections
Features
- Style and value for everyday life
- Budget friendly with style
- Family and pet friendly
Warranties
- Limited lifetime residential and 5- or 10-year light commercial warranty*
*Conditions & exclusions apply.
**Terms & restrictions apply.
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Vinyl Plank Flooring and Vinyl Floor Tile
Beautiful, Resilient Floors
If you want floors that are beautiful and resilient, consider vinyl flooring options. Vinyl plank flooring, peel-and-stick vinyl flooring and sheet vinyl flooring are cost-effective and low-maintenance alternatives to flooring made of other materials, such as wood and ceramic tile.
Vinyl Flooring by Style
One great advantage of vinyl flooring is that it can mimic the look of more expensive flooring types. Luxury vinyl tile (LVT) can replace ceramic, stone or porcelain tile and even comes in a groutable version. Luxury vinyl plank (LVP) flooring can look like different wood types that are frequently used for hardwood flooring. Sheet vinyl tile rolls and linoleum flooring can mimic the look of wood or stone and is an excellent waterproof flooring option. It comes in pre-cut or cut-to-length sheets.
If you’re not quite sure what you want your vinyl flooring to look like, you can filter by style on Lowes.com to see different possibilities. You can find floors that would work well with a traditional look or styles that evoke a contemporary feel. You can also filter by texture to see which smooth, embossed or distressed tile options might best suit your design taste.
Installation Types
The type of vinyl flooring you choose might depend on the installation type you’re most comfortable with. Interlocking vinyl plank flooring, also known as floating flooring, doesn’t require glue or nails during installation. Vinyl floor tile and vinyl plank flooring both come in peel-and-stick varieties that are self-adhesive and don’t require any additional gluing. Many other types of vinyl flooring require glue installation. If you’re not comfortable doing the installation yourself, Lowe’s can help with professional independent installers.
Another important factor to consider is subflooring, the type of material that will be directly beneath your new flooring. Determine whether you’re installing your new floor over concrete, wood or some other subflooring type and make sure that the flooring you choose is appropriate for use over those materials. If you need guidance, speak with an expert at your local Lowe’s. The bottom layer of subflooring beneath your flooring is called underlayment. Whether or not your new vinyl floor can top a particular kind of underlayment depends on the flooring itself and your subfloor. Different types of underlayment can provide cushioning, reduce sound and create a moisture barrier to protect your new floor.
Finishing Touches for Your Vinyl Floors
Once your vinyl wood plank flooring or other vinyl flooring is installed, make sure you add matching vinyl moulding and trim to give your flooring a clean and polished look. Moulding — like quarter round or shoe moulding — can help to conceal gaps between your floorboards and the wall, as well as to protect your walls from being bumped and marked by shoes or furniture. T-moulding, or floor-transition moulding, bridges and conceals expansion gaps between flooring types of the same thickness.
Enjoy the benefits of sturdy vinyl plank flooring on your stairs, too. The different parts of each stair — the horizontal stair treads and nosing and the vertical stringers — also come in wood-look vinyl that will stand up to heavy traffic in your home. And just like vinyl flooring, vinyl stairs resist water damage better than traditional hardwood flooring does.
Why Should I Choose Vinyl?
If you want the best durable flooring that will look great in your home, then vinyl is a good choice. Waterproof vinyl flooring is ideal for wet and spill-prone spaces, like bathrooms, kitchens, laundry rooms and basements. Additionally, most of the bathroom vinyl flooring options are stain- and scratch-resistant. Whether you’re looking for peel-and-stick floor tiles, rolls of vinyl sheet flooring or luxury vinyl planks, you’re sure to find an easy-to-maintain option that will add style to your home.