LVT Floor Installation
Install durable, waterproof Luxury Vinyl Tiles (LVT) with thorough levelling preparation, precise pattern alignment, and stable bonding.


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Subfloor preparation
Screed & smooth compounds
Applying latex self-levelling screeds to concrete subfloors to prevent subfloor imperfections telegraphing through thin LVT panels.
Liquid DPM barriers
Testing moisture levels and applying epoxy liquid damp-proof membranes on damp subfloors to lock out humidity.
SP101 Plywood overlays
Installing flooring-grade plywood sheets over timber floorboards to guarantee a stable, flex-free tiling base.
Detail & fitting
Dry-back & click systems
Expert application of click LVT tiles or pressure-sensitive glue-down adhesive beds matched to room traffic.
Pattern setting & borders
Precise design lines snapped for Herringbone LVT patterns, tile blocks, and border feature strips.
Waterproof joint sealing
Careful joint rolling and edge sealing to protect high-moisture kitchen and bathroom floors.
LVT Floor Installation process
- Step 1
Assess subfloor moisture, apply smoothing screed compound or fit SP101 plywood sheets.
- Step 2
Measure layout grids, set pattern lines, and establish key border dimensions.
- Step 3
Apply pressure-sensitive adhesive and lay LVT tiles or click-lock boards precisely.
- Step 4
Roll the floor, remove excess adhesive, seal perimeter boundaries, and hand over.
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Request a flooring quoteFrequently asked questions
How important is subfloor preparation for LVT?
Critical. LVT shows imperfections, so we level and smooth the subfloor before fitting.
Can LVT be fitted in bathrooms or kitchens?
Yes. LVT is water-resistant and works well in wet areas when installed correctly.
Do you use click or glue-down LVT?
We recommend the system that best suits the room, traffic levels, and subfloor condition.