Vinyl

Modern manufacturing technology and superior appearance

PVC floors are made from the synthetic material polyvinyl chloride and come in rolls 3 or 4 meters wide. The internal structure of PVC floors is white, while the surface layer imitates wood, stone, ceramic, or other special textures. The design possibilities are endless, making these floors easily adaptable to various interior styles. They are most commonly used in residential and public spaces with low foot traffic (homes, apartments, offices, etc.).

The base of vinyl flooring is also PVC, widely used in floor and window production. Its strength comes from a multilayer structure covered by a protective polyurethane layer.

LVT (Luxury Vinyl Tiles) flooring, due to features like warmth, waterproofness, wear resistance, antistatic and antibacterial protection, is becoming an increasingly popular choice for both residential and commercial spaces. What makes these floors luxurious is modern manufacturing technology and their superior appearance. At first glance, vinyl planks resemble laminate, but unlike laminate, which is hard and rigid, vinyl flooring is more resistant to mechanical damage thanks to its flexible top layer. LVT floors come in various plank sizes and formats, faithfully imitating parquet, ceramic, or stone, while offering significantly better properties. They can be installed as a floating floor or fully glued down and are suitable for installation over existing floor coverings.

SPC (Stone Polymer Composite) flooring represents a new generation of luxury vinyl planks and is currently the most advanced type of these floor coverings. The integrated insulation underlay reduces noise, while the composite core ensures exceptional strength and stability. The most popular SPC flooring collection in our range is Winflex Stabilo, which features an integrated cork underlay providing excellent insulation properties, and a surface layer rated W33 for outstanding wear resistance and durability.