Design-led flooring that still works hard
LVT gives you the look of wood, stone or a more modern finish without the same maintenance worries. It suits kitchens, bathrooms, hallways, busy homes and commercial interiors where you want a durable, waterproof floor that still has some design punch. With Kelter Flooring LTD, we talk through plank or tile format, colour, pattern and laying direction so the result fits the room rather than fighting it.
Sharp finishes need a steady base
This is one floor where the condition underneath matters a lot. A visit from Kelter Flooring LTD includes checking that the subfloor is smooth and level, because LVT follows what sits below it. We also plan the layout around sight lines, room proportions, doorways, fixed units and changes to adjoining floors. That is how you stop a smart material being spoiled by a careless starting line.
Frequently asked questions
Is LVT a good choice for busy rooms?
Yes, LVT suits kitchens, bathrooms, hallways and commercial interiors where you want a durable, waterproof surface with a stronger design look than plain sheet flooring.
Does the floor underneath need to be level?
Yes. LVT follows the condition of the base very closely, so bumps, dips and rough patches can spoil the finish. We check the subfloor first and plan any preparation before fitting is booked.
How do you decide which way the planks or tiles run?
We look at sight lines, room shape, doorways, fixed units and the effect you want. A few layout decisions at the start can make the room feel longer, wider or simply better balanced.