Vinyl Flooring
Vinyl Flooring
01. About the Service
PVC flooring installation involves working with a flexible vinyl floor covering, often chosen for spaces that need a practical, more moisture-resistant, and easy-to-maintain surface. Unlike wood flooring, PVC is less sensitive to moisture, making it suitable for more heavily used areas such as corridors, kitchen zones, or commercial spaces.
PVC flooring is thinner and more flexible than many other floor coverings, so the quality of the subfloor is especially important. Uneven areas, small dents, or poorly prepared joints can show through the finished surface. Before installation, the base must be prepared so the flooring lies flat and seamless. During the installation process, attention is given to seams, transitions and areas around door openings, so the PVC floor remains convenient for everyday use.
02. Vinyl Flooring Installation – the Importance of a Level Subfloor
Vinyl flooring installation, or PVC flooring installation, requires an extremely level and even subfloor. PVC flooring is thinner and more flexible than many other floor coverings, which means it closely follows the surface it is laid on. Even small uneven areas, dents, or waves in the subfloor can later become visible in the finished floor.
For this reason, before installing PVC flooring, we apply a self-leveling compound. This step helps prepare the subfloor so the flooring lies evenly, the seams align cleanly, and the final surface looks smooth, seamless, and professionally finished.
03. PVC Flooring Installation Methods
PVC flooring can be installed in several ways. Glue-down PVC, click-system PVC, and sheet PVC flooring all require different preparation and installation methods, which affect the stability of the finished surface, the quality of the joints, and everyday usability.
Glue-Down Flooring
PVC flooring is glued directly to the subfloor, so this method requires a particularly level and properly prepared surface.
Sheet Flooring
A more seamless PVC flooring solution for larger areas, where neat seam alignment and clean transitions are especially important.
Click System
Vinyl planks are joined together without full-surface gluing, so accurate joints and a level subfloor are essential.
