Everything you need to know
about vinyl fitting.
Vinyl is waterproof, easy to clean and works in almost any room. Here's what's involved in getting it fitted properly.
What does vinyl fitting involve?
Sheet vinyl is laid as a single piece wherever possible, which means fewer seams and a cleaner, more waterproof finish. The fitter templates the room first, then cuts the vinyl to fit precisely around obstacles like pipes, door frames and alcoves.
The subfloor needs to be smooth and dry — any bumps or debris underneath will show through over time. For uneven subfloors, a smoothing compound is applied first. Vinyl can be loose-laid, stuck down with adhesive, or a combination of both depending on the room size.
Every job includes door bars and trims as standard for a clean, finished look.
Vinyl fitting FAQs
What areas do you cover?
Can vinyl be fitted over existing tiles?
Is vinyl suitable for underfloor heating?
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Do I need to move furniture beforehand?
Are your fitters insured?
Ready to get your vinyl fitted?
Book a free home visit and we'll bring samples to you, measure up, and send you a full fitted quote — no obligation.
