
Wood effect LVT planks
Realistic oak, walnut and ash looks with embossed grain, in click or glue down formats. Warmer and quieter than real stone or tile.
Best for: Kitchens, diners, hallways and open plan rooms

Vinyl and LVT
Warm, water resistant and easy to live with. Wood and stone looks for kitchens, bathrooms, hallways and whole ground floors, fitted by our own team.
Luxury vinyl tile
LVT, or luxury vinyl tile, is a tough, water resistant floor that looks like wood or stone but feels warmer and softer underfoot. RedRose Carpets supplies and fits LVT and sheet vinyl across Kirkham, Preston, Blackpool, Lytham St Annes and the Fylde coast, including herringbone and chevron patterns.
Choosing for a particular room? See our guides to the best flooring for kitchens and the best flooring for bathrooms.
Muddy boots, wet dogs, cooking splashes and bath time: LVT takes it all in its stride and wipes clean in seconds. It is also quieter and warmer than tiles, and modern ranges are so realistic that visitors often assume it is real oak.
The secret to a great LVT floor is the preparation underneath. We check your subfloor at the free measure and tell you honestly what it needs.


Options

Realistic oak, walnut and ash looks with embossed grain, in click or glue down formats. Warmer and quieter than real stone or tile.
Best for: Kitchens, diners, hallways and open plan rooms

Slate, marble and concrete looks without the cold, hard surface. Water resistant and comfortable on bare feet.
Best for: Bathrooms, en suites and kitchens

Cushioned vinyl from the roll, often fitted in one piece with few seams. Soft, warm, budget friendly and very easy to clean.
Best for: Utility rooms, cloakrooms and bathrooms

Click fitted planks with a stiff, stable core. A strong choice for rooms with changing temperatures and slightly uneven floors.
Best for: Conservatories, extensions and whole ground floors
At a glance
A quick comparison to help you narrow it down. We are happy to talk it through in the showroom.
| Sheet vinyl | LVT | Laminate | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Water | Very good, few seams | Excellent, water resistant to waterproof | Water resistant at best |
| Feel underfoot | Soft and cushioned | Warm and solid | Firm |
| Looks | Good | Very realistic | Very realistic |
| Bathrooms | Yes | Yes | Not usually |
| Cost | Budget | Mid to high | Budget to mid |
Included as standard
Every floor we sell comes with the same simple service. See how it works.
FAQs
Most LVT is highly water resistant, and rigid core products are often sold as fully waterproof. Spills and splashes are no problem, which is why it is so popular for kitchens and bathrooms. Standing water should still be mopped up.
Sheet vinyl comes on a roll and is fitted in large pieces, usually with a cushioned back. LVT, short for luxury vinyl tile, comes as individual planks or tiles that are thicker and more realistic, and can be laid in patterns like herringbone.
Many LVT ranges are compatible with underfloor heating, within the manufacturer's temperature limits. Tell us if you have it when we measure and we will only recommend suitable products.
LVT shows any lumps or dips beneath it, so the subfloor needs to be smooth, flat and dry. We check this when we measure. If preparation such as plywood or a levelling compound is needed, we explain why and include it in your quote.
For kitchens, bathrooms and utility rooms we usually recommend LVT because it handles water far better. Read our full LVT vs laminate guide.
Local fitting
Our only showroom is on Poulton Street in the middle of Kirkham, between Preston and Blackpool. Our own fitters cover the Fylde, from Wesham next door to Lytham, St Annes, Poulton and Blackpool, plus Preston and Garstang.
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Visit the showroom
Come in and see our LVT and vinyl ranges side by side. Once you have chosen, we will check your subfloor at a free home measure and give you a fixed quote.