Uxbridge & a 25-mile radius

Vinyl Flooring Supply & Fitting in Uxbridge

Easy-clean vinyl for bathrooms, kitchens and utility rooms, trimmed neatly to the skirting, across Uxbridge and a 25-mile radius.

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Stone-effect vinyl in a bathroom

Vinyl Flooring

What to expect

Sheet vinyl is a practical, easy-clean floor for rooms that see water and spills. Because it is laid in wide sheets, there are fewer joints, which makes it a good fit for bathrooms, kitchens, utility rooms and cloakrooms.

A vinyl floor is only as smooth as the base underneath, so we check and prepare the subfloor first. The sheet is then cut to the room, trimmed carefully at the skirting and around fittings, and finished at doorways.

Why choose vinyl flooring

The points worth weighing up for your home or business.

  • Easy to clean

    A simple wipe-clean surface for busy kitchens and bathrooms.

  • Fewer joints

    Wide sheets mean fewer seams in smaller rooms.

  • Comfortable underfoot

    Softer and warmer than ceramic tile.

  • Many looks

    Wood, stone and tile effects to suit the room.

Popular for

  • Bathrooms
  • Kitchens
  • Utility rooms
  • Cloakrooms
  • Rental properties
Stone-effect vinyl in a bathroom

How we supply and fit it

A clear four-step process from first conversation to finished floor.

  1. Measure and choose

    We measure the room and help you choose a design.

  2. Prepare the subfloor

    The base is made smooth and level so the vinyl lies flat.

  3. Cut and lay

    The sheet is cut to the room and fitted around pipes and fittings.

  4. Trim and finish

    Edges are trimmed at the skirting and thresholds finished.

Vinyl Flooring inspiration

Ideas for materials, finishes and rooms. See the full gallery

Vinyl Flooring questions

Every project is different. If your question is not here, call or WhatsApp us on +44 7940 417588.

Is vinyl good for bathrooms?

Sheet vinyl is a popular choice for bathrooms because it is easy to clean and has few joints. We will confirm the product suits your room.

What is the difference between vinyl and LVT?

Sheet vinyl comes in large rolls with few seams. LVT comes as individual planks or tiles and is usually thicker, with more realistic textures.

Can vinyl go over floorboards?

Floorboards usually need a plywood overlay first so the vinyl sits smooth. We check the floor and advise.

Let’s Find the Right Floor for Your Space

Tell us about your room, your postcode and the flooring you are considering. We will get back to you about the next steps.

  • Flooring supply and fitting
  • Homes and businesses
  • Uxbridge and a 25-mile radius
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