Green Luxury Vinyl Flooring

Frequently Asked Questions

Is green vinyl flooring a popular colour?

Green vinyl flooring is a popular colour choice for creating a calming and serene environment. Depending on the green shade can also give the room a vibrant, lively look. 

While it may not be as popular as more neutral colours like grey or beige, green vinyl floor tiles can provide a unique and refreshing look to any room. You can choose from shades of light and airy mint greens to deep and moody forest greens, giving you various design options. 

What design styles complement green LVT?

Green LVT can complement all kinds of interior design, from modern and minimalist to rustic and bohemian. Lighter shades of green can create a fresh look in contemporary spaces, while darker tints can add depth and sophistication to traditional or rustic rooms. You could also use it as an accent colour in neutral areas. The only limit is your imagination!

What effects do green vinyl floor tiles come in?

Green vinyl floor tiles have various effects, including wood, stone, and patterned designs. They can feature a smooth, embossed, or textured surface, letting you create all kinds of results. Choose a patterned variation with geometric or floral motifs to add a striking effect to the room.

Can green vinyl flooring be used in high-traffic areas?

Vinyl flooring is designed to be resilient and withstand heavy foot traffic, though this will depend on your specific floor quality. It is durable and resistant to scratches, scuffs, and general signs of wear and tear. Thanks to its durability, you can use green vinyl flooring in high-traffic areas. At Best4Flooring, we only stock the best quality green vinyl flooring, giving you peace of mind that it will withstand general wear and tear.

Is green vinyl flooring easy to maintain?

Green vinyl flooring is potentially one of the most accessible types to maintain. You can clean it with a wet mop and a solution specifically designed for vinyl flooring. It is also water-resistant, making cleaning up spills or stains easy. However, you'll want to avoid using harsh and abrasive cleaners as these may damage the surface of the vinyl.

You only need to give the floor a daily sweep or Hoover to remove dirt and dust. While it will withstand spills and humidity, you must clean them up quickly to prevent stains. If a deep clean is needed, use a mild cleaning solution or a vinegar and water mixture to remove dirt and grime from the surface. It is also essential to avoid using steam cleaners or excessive amounts of water.

Following these simple maintenance tips, your new green vinyl flooring can look fresh and vibrant for years.

In which rooms can I install green vinyl floor tiles?

Green vinyl floor tiles can be installed in any home, including bathrooms, kitchens, living rooms, and bedrooms. Being naturally water resistant and highly durable, you don't need to worry about the same issues you would with solid or engineered wood flooring. 

A muted olive-green vinyl floor in the living room can create a cosy feel, especially when paired with natural wood furniture and warm accent colours. A soft mint green vinyl floor can add a fresh and spa-like feel to a bathroom, creating a tranquil and calming environment.

Install a bold emerald green vinyl floor to give your kitchen a dramatic and modern look. Enhance its effect with sleek, contemporary design elements. Finally, a light sage green vinyl floor can create a serene and peaceful atmosphere in a bedroom, promoting relaxation.

Is green LVT suitable for use with underfloor heating?

One of the best things about vinyl flooring is that it can be used with underfloor heating systems. You can install your new green LVT with most underfloor heating systems to keep it feeling warm and comfortable in those colder months. 

When installing LVT with underfloor heating, following the manufacturer's guidelines is crucial to ensure proper installation and avoid damaging the floor.

How do I install green vinyl floor tiles?

You can install green vinyl floor tiles in a couple of ways. Some require a glue-down installation, while others feature a click system. If you choose a click LVT floor, you won't need to worry about securing it to the subfloor. Click methods are easy to use for even the most amateur D.I.Y. enthusiasts.  

Always follow the manufacturer's installation instructions, which may include advice on preparing the subfloor and ensuring proper spacing and alignment of the tiles.

Is green LVT better than green sheet vinyl flooring?

Green LVT and green sheet vinyl flooring each have their pros and cons. LVT is a more premium flooring option designed to look and feel like natural wood or stone. It boasts a thicker wear layer that can provide outstanding durability and resist scratches and scuffs. 

On the other hand, sheet vinyl is a more budget-friendly option that offers excellent stability. As it is secured to the subfloor, it produces a stable, long-lasting flooring solution. It can be harder to install as you must install a good-quality adhesive in one large sheet. However, it's still possible to do this, especially if you fit it in a small room. 

We encourage you to browse our green LVT and sheet vinyl flooring ranges to see how they compare. 

Will green vinyl flooring fade over time?

Green vinyl flooring is designed to resist fading and discolouration over time, but like any flooring material, exposure to sunlight and U.V. rays can cause some level of colour fading. Choose a green vinyl floor with high-quality materials and a UV-resistant coating to minimise this risk. You can limit the floor's exposure to direct sunlight using window treatments or rugs. 

Have additional questions you need to answer before buying green vinyl flooring? Call our friendly team now, who will be happy to help.