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Sweep or vacuum vinyl flooring regularly, then mop with a cleaner suitable for the product. Use a damp mop rather than leaving water on the floor, and avoid abrasive tools that could scratch the surface. Follow the product’s advice for your specific vinyl.
Start with a clean, dry and smooth subfloor, as bumps can show through sheet vinyl. Measure and plan the layout before cutting, then follow the fitting instructions for your chosen product for adhesive or loose-lay fitting and edge finishing. Larger rooms and awkward shapes may be easier to fit professionally.
Lift an edge and peel back the vinyl where possible. If it is glued down, work in small sections and remove remaining adhesive using a method suitable for the subfloor. Before disturbing an older floor or adhesive of unknown age, seek appropriate advice about the materials present. Compare our vinyl flooring styles and check the care and fitting details for the one you choose.
Our vinyl flooring prices vary by thickness, design, backing and quality. Check the current price and product details at Flooring Superstore, then include fitting, adhesive where needed and subfloor preparation in your budget. Compare options by both price per square metre and suitability for your room.
Vinyl flooring can last for many years, depending on product quality, foot traffic, installation and care. A smooth, properly prepared subfloor helps prevent early wear or visible imperfections. Check the specification on the Flooring Superstore product page and warranty when comparing options.
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