What are the pros and cons of luxury vinyl plank flooring?

So, here’s a look at the pros and cons of luxury vinyl plank flooring.

• Pro: Very Affordable.
• Pro: Easy Installation.
• Pro: Beautiful Design.
• Pro: Very Durable.
• Pro: Easy Maintenance and Repair.
• Con: Inconsistent Quality.
• Con: Hard to Remove.
• Con: Might Not Do Well in the Sunlight.

Does luxury vinyl plank decrease home value?

You should also keep in mind that vinyl plank and tile flooring might not increase the value of your home as much as laminate flooring. However, vinyl flooring can still make all the difference in how long your floors will last, which could be vital as we head into a more competitive real estate market.

What is the difference between luxury vinyl tile and luxury vinyl plank?

LVT (Luxury Vinyl Tile) and LVP (Luxury Vinyl Plank) are two different types of luxury vinyl flooring. LVT is vinyl flooring designed in a tile shape, whereas LVP is vinyl flooring designed in planks to resemble traditional hardwood floor planks.

Is luxury vinyl flooring good?

While luxury vinyl flooring is incredibly durable, it’s not completely impervious to damage. It can scratch or scuff, especially with heavy objects such as appliances. On the positive side, luxury vinyl flooring is more scratch-resistant than hardwood, and, with LVP, you can replace pieces if they get scratched.

Is luxury vinyl plank a good choice?

Is LVP better than laminate?

Laminate is typically less prone to dents than LVP. The softer core of luxury vinyl plank is the reason. There are more rigid vinyl plank options such as stone polymer composite (SPC) which will hold up better to dents. A high quality laminate on the other hand can hold its own when it comes to denting.

Is LVT better than laminate?

LVT is made out of vinyl and feels like plastic. They handle stains and flame differently. Laminate flooring is highly stain-resistant and won’t be damaged by limited flame exposure, like a hot ember tossed through a fireplace screen. Some LVT is susceptible to staining and will be damaged by limited flame exposure.