Is luxury vinyl durable enough for kids?
Luxury vinyl flooring (LVF) is considered one of the most kid-friendly floorings. Of course, you'll need something waterproof, ultra-durable, and easy to care for when you have kids. This floor checks all the boxes!
Unsurpassed durability
Kids are pretty rough on floors. They (and their friends) run, jump, play and use pull toys.
Luxury vinyl flooring is layered, making it more stable and solid. At the top layer is a transparent, melamine wear layer that protects the floor from scratches, scuffs, and dents at the top. For active homes with kids, we recommend vinyl flooring with a wear coating measurement of 20-mils.
It's also waterproof whether spilled on or submerged. That adds to the durability since the floor won't peel, ripple, or be damaged in any other way.
Vinyl flooring is easy to clean
A regular sweeping and periodic mopping is all it takes! Just be sure to use a manufacturer-approved cleaner.
Style at a fraction of the cost
Adults will love the nature-inspired, true-to-life images of wood, stone, and tile. They are taken with high-definition photography, so they're vibrant and accurate–knots, veinings, and all. They look like genuine materials, but you won't pay nearly the same price.
Micro beveling and embossing add depth, dimension, and textured looks. Adding to the realism is that the material is cut into planks (LVP) or tile-sized squares (LVT).
Come into our showroom when shopping for luxury vinyl in Wellington, FL. You'll see our beautiful collections from MSI, DuChateau,
Happy Floors, etc.
Offering more than big boxes in Wellington, Fl
The highly trained team at family-owned Floor Specialists gives personal attention to each client. They'll show you how luxury vinyl flooring is a stylish, affordable way to transform your home.
Visit our showroom in Wellington, Fl, where you'll learn more about our 20 years of experience and get a free vinyl flooring quote. We work with homeowners and businesses in Wellington, Palm Beach Gardens, Jupiter, and Boca Raton, FL.
