Looselay LVT

Question

What is looselay luxury vinyl tiles and how does it differ from other types based on the means of flooring installation?

Brandon · Answer

Loose lay LVT is a click system rather than a glue down plank.

Robert · Answer

Looselay lvt is fitted like a wood or laminate flooring where you use tongue z groove method on a thin underlay

Michael · Answer

There is a click LVT it's ok all right to fit but there's always a but I prefer the stick down as it has more benefits

Sanjar · Answer

Some LVTs are loose lay. These tiles do not have any mechanism or glue to hold them in place. They simply stay in place by gravity, the borders of your room, and a high friction coefficient bottom layer which grips the subfloor. This type of luxury vinyl tile can be self-installed if required

Andy · Answer

Click vinyl flooring similar concept to laminate flooring however this is not glued down and usually has its own built in underlay

Max · Answer

The expression loose lay is something you do prior to fitting your floor but would not normally apply to most floors. LVT is normally a click system can be glued down if required or can be clicked and floated over underlay or some already have underlay fitted

Nigel · Answer

Looselay lvt is click together , cant beat fully adhered

Paul · Answer

It's click vinyl tiles same as laminate still need to prep the floor right otherwise it looks awful with gaps between the tile lvt stuck down is better cause if u damage it u don't have to pull up the floor you can just replace the tile

Kieran · Answer

this will be lvt click it is a floating floor as its not fixed to subfloor its basically like laminate flooring but obviously lvt version

Adrian · Answer

Hi Karen,
The loose lay LVT does not require glue. It can be laid on a plane surface without underlay and no glue.

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