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When comparing flooring, terms such as bevelled edge, micro bevel, 2V, 4V and square edge often appear in the product specification. They may sound technical, but they describe something quite simple: the shape of the visible edge where one plank meets another.
That edge detail can make a surprisingly noticeable difference to ...
When comparing LVT or vinyl flooring, you will often see specifications such as 0.3 mm, 0.5 mm or 0.7 mm wear layer. These numbers can look highly technical, but they describe something quite simple: the thickness of the transparent protective layer that sits above the decorative design.
The wear layer matters because it helps protect the prin...
Parquet flooring has a distinctive appeal that standard plank flooring does not quite replicate. Herringbone and chevron patterns bring movement, structure and a more decorative finish to a room, but they also tend to cost more, both to buy and to install.
That price difference is not simply because parquet is fashionable.
Compared with conventional woo...
Click-lock flooring has become one of the most widely used installation systems across laminate, engineered wood and rigid luxury vinyl flooring. Its appeal is easy to understand: the boards are designed to connect mechanically at the edges, allowing large areas of flooring to be installed without fixing every board directly to the subfloor.
That can make inst...
When choosing laminate flooring, the AC rating is one of the most useful specifications to understand. It gives an indication of how well the surface can withstand repeated abrasion from everyday use, helping buyers compare products intended for different levels of foot traffic.
However, AC ratings are also commonly misunderstood. A higher number does not auto...