Blue Sheet Vinyl Flooring

Frequently Asked Questions

Is blue vinyl flooring a popular colour?

While blue vinyl flooring may not be as popular as other colours, such as grey or brown wood-effect vinyl, it is still a popular choice for many homeowners. It comes in shades and tones, from light and airy pastels to deep and moody navy hues, letting you customise it to suit your personal style preferences.

Blue vinyl flooring can also be paired with various materials, patterns, and designs, making it a flexible choice for various other rooms in the home. It can create a soothing atmosphere in a bedroom or bathroom or add a pop of colour and visual interest to a living room or kitchen. 

What effects does blue vinyl flooring come in?

Blue vinyl flooring comes in a wide range of effects and styles. Some popular effects include abstract, bright and bold, distressed, patterned, and retro.

An antique or distressed effect can create a vintage or shabby chic look, adding character and charm to the room. For those who want to make a statement, bright, bold blue vinyl flooring can be a fun and eye-catching choice. Why not try our popular Ocean from our Rustic Wood range?

Blue vinyl flooring with patterns, such as stripes or geometric shapes, can add visual interest and texture to a room, creating a bold and modern look. Or, if you want to add a fun and playful vibe that evokes the nostalgia of the 1950s and 1960s, opt for retro-inspired effects.

Which rooms will blue sheet vinyl flooring suit best?

You can add blue sheet vinyl flooring to any room. One popular option is the bathroom, where blue vinyl can create a soothing atmosphere, evoking the tranquillity of the ocean or sky. Lighter shades of blue, such as pastel or baby blue, can be particularly effective in creating a serene and relaxing ambience in the bathroom.

It can also work well in the kitchen, adding a pop of colour to the room. Depending on the overall style and design of the kitchen, blue vinyl flooring can be paired with a range of different materials and finishes, such as natural wood, stainless steel, or sleek black and white countertops. Bright and bold shades of blue can create a fun and playful look in the kitchen, while darker or navy blues can create a more sophisticated and elegant feel.

Need design inspiration? Head on over to our ideas and inspiration page where we regularly post design tips and advice.

What décor does blue vinyl flooring compliment?

Blue vinyl flooring can complement various décor styles, depending on the shade of blue and the overall design of the flooring. Some of the most popular décor styles that pair well with this colour include coastal, modern, Scandinavian, and bohemian. 

Shades of aqua, turquoise, or light blue can create a coastal or beach-inspired look, pairing well with natural textures like wood, wicker, and seagrass. Bright and bold shades of blue, on the other hand, can create a trendy and modern look. 

Lighter shades of blue, such as pastel or baby blue, can also create a fresh and airy look that pairs well with the clean lines and natural materials of Scandinavian décor. Or you can choose a Moroccan-style blue vinyl floor to help enhance a bohemian-inspired interior like 08 from our Tangier collection. 

Is blue sheet vinyl flooring easy to maintain?

You'll find blue sheet vinyl flooring is easy to maintain. Vinyl flooring is known for its durability and resistance to stains, scratches, and water damage. All you need to do to keep your blue vinyl flooring looking its best is give it a brief daily sweep or vacuum and clean up spills and stains as soon as they occur. 

If you want your new floor to stand the test of time, check out our guide on everything you shouldn’t do with a vinyl floor.

Will I need underlay when installing blue vinyl flooring?

You don't need an underlay with blue vinyl flooring. It typically comes with an integrated foam or felt backing, which you attach directly to the subfloor. However, you'll need to adequately prep the subfloor before installation to make sure it creates a stable, long-lasting fit. The subfloor must be flat, clean, dry, and free from any imperfections. If it isn't, it could compromise the longevity of your new floor.

We’ve put together an underlay beginners guide you can follow to determine if your new floor needs it.

How thick is blue vinyl flooring?

The thickness of blue vinyl flooring can vary depending on the specific type of flooring and manufacturer. At Best4Flooring, we offer a range of blue vinyl flooring options that vary in thickness, with options ranging from 2.4mm to 4mm thick.

How thick your blue vinyl flooring is can affect its durability, sound absorption, and overall comfort underfoot. Thicker vinyl flooring can provide greater cushioning and insulation, making it a good choice for areas with heavy foot traffic. 

Which is better, blue sheet vinyl flooring or blue LVT flooring?

Whether blue sheet vinyl flooring or blue luxury vinyl tile flooring is better will depend on your specific requirements. 

Blue sheet vinyl flooring is typically less expensive than blue LVT flooring. It is also generally low-maintenance and easy to clean, making it a popular choice for high-traffic areas such as the kitchen or bathroom.

Blue LVT flooring can offer excellent durability and resilience and a more realistic look and feel. LVT flooring is designed to perfectly mimic the look and texture of natural materials such as wood or stone and is available in various styles and colours. LVT flooring is also highly resistant to scratches, stains, and moisture, making it a good choice for high-traffic areas or spaces where spills and messes occur daily. 

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