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Luxury vinyl is a wonderful flooring type that is suitable for nearly any environment. From living rooms to bedrooms, it can bring its durability, affordability, and striking good looks into any space and brighten it up along the way.
That being said, just like any flooring type, vinyl plank flooring and vinyl tile flooring have their strong areas—areas of your home they perform best in, that is. Learn more below about where waterproof flooring might be just the ticket to aesthetic and functional harmony, courtesy of E Hardwoods & Flooring, where you can buy hardwood flooring online.
Few other places experience as much water damage potential as your bathroom. From stepping out of the shower to washing your hands, there’s a high chance you’re spilling on your current flooring on a daily basis without even realizing it! Plus, given all the plumbing work that nexuses there, you can never discount the possibility of a burst pipe, leaky toilet, or the like.
That’s why vinyl flooring is a prime candidate for your next bathroom renovation. Given its waterproof nature, it can stand up to even the most dire of disasters, as well as what day-to-day use throws in its way. And because it looks great to boot, it’s our top recommendation for any bathroom!
While bathroom floors deal with water exposure, kitchen floors fight another: stains. Cooking isn’t always neat—in fact, you’re probably more likely to spill something than you are to complete an entire meal without issue.
The unique need for stain protection makes vinyl flooring a great choice for your kitchen setup. If you see a stain, simply wipe it up with a damp cloth and continue with dinner. No fuss needed!
Basements have the unfortunate tendency to suffer from high humidity levels. Whether it’s due to wet foundation walls or simply the fact that you have clothes-cleaning appliances down there, it can serve as a major longevity barrier to a variety of flooring types—but this doesn’t apply to vinyl flooring! Because, as we said earlier, it’s completely waterproof, it doesn’t stretch with humidity, making it impervious to its damaging effects.
You also, just like in your bathroom, probably have a lot of plumbing that runs down there; water heaters and sump pumps come to mind. With vinyl, should these devices malfunction, you’re safe from the resulting water damage as far as your flooring is concerned.
Looking to install this versatile flooring? We’ve got all the top brands and hottest colors, so you’re sure to find the match you’re searching for. Check out our entire collection today!