Clear range architecture
Position LVT by application, construction and installation rather than treating it as a synonym for every vinyl floor.
07 / Flexible vinyl collections For the trade
Decorative vinyl flooring developed around construction, surface and installation. Define a clear position alongside your SPC, alternative-polymer and wall-panel ranges.

LVT, or luxury vinyl tile, is a decorative vinyl flooring category offered in plank and tile formats. Flexible glue-down constructions are a different product route from rigid-core SPC; the terminology should remain clear in the collection.
The installation method affects the specification. Subfloor preparation, adhesive, dimensional stability and the finished wear system need to be considered together. A familiar decor can look different across a flexible and a rigid board.
We build private-label ranges around the intended market and application. Coordinate colour standards, texture, edge treatment and pack coverage while retaining documentation for the actual construction.
Position LVT by application, construction and installation rather than treating it as a synonym for every vinyl floor.
Develop compatible decor directions across formats while approving colour, gloss and texture on each supplied product.
A useful quotation starts with the construction and the intended market. These are the decisions we work through with your product team.
Prepare your specification ↗| Decision | What to define |
|---|---|
| Construction | Flexible vinyl or the explicitly specified alternative; layer build-up and thickness. |
| Installation | Glue-down or other agreed system, adhesive and subfloor requirements. |
| Wear surface | Wear layer, coating, texture and intended-use evidence. |
| Formats | Plank or tile dimensions, bevel, pack coverage and batch identification. |
Questions from product teams
No. Flexible glue-down LVT and rigid-core click products are different routes. Define the actual supplied construction and installation method.
They can be developed as coordinated ranges, but the actual appearance should be approved on both constructions. A shared name is not sufficient evidence of a colour match.
From product knowledge to a commercial range