One of the first things people will ask when shopping for luxury vinyl tile (LVT) and laminate is: “What are the mils on this product?” Mils is the thickness of the wear layer over the printed picture on each plank or tile to protect it. This...
Laminate and Luxury Vinyl Tiles (LVT) are both great floorings with a lot of benefits. They are both very durable and easy to install. The laminate is a click together plank, while the LVT can be in click together or glue down planks. The...
Though naturally scratch, scuff, stain, and water-resistant, LVT (luxury vinyl tile) does require basic cleaning methods to be best maintained. Most standard flooring cleaning tools are great for LVT — brooms, vacuums, and mops all do the trick. ...
For many years sheet vinyl flooring was considered the best choice for affordable waterproof flooring in bathrooms, laundry rooms, and kitchens. It has great patterns and colors, is fairly durable, and has great stain resistance. The problem was...
What is carpet tile?Carpet tile is simply square pieces cut from a larger, wall to wall, piece of carpet that can be pieced back together. They are easier to ship, lift, and install, as well as to replace. There are three different styles of tile:...
Looking for a waterproof floor? Something that won’t get ruined if it gets wet from the kids or pets, after a day in the pool? Don’t want to deal with the liveliness of laminates or engineered wood?Choosing waterproof flooring can be tricky as...
What is Luxury flooring?Luxury vinyl comes in two forms LVT and LVP.LVP or Luxury Vinyl Plank, this flooring mimics natural hardwood floors without the costly price tags. It’s also more water-resistant compared to natural wood and doesn’t breathe...
Choosing the right carpet for your homeWhy choose to put carpet in your home? Carpet is normally put in bedrooms and living rooms, if not in the whole house save for the bathrooms, kitchens and basements or garages. Most people like carpet because...
When tiling your house or having an installer tile your house there are a few things to remember before you decide on anything. Where is your tile going? Is this going outside or in your bathroom? Are you using the tile for walls or for floors? Is...
