Vinyl flooring

Vinyl Flooring for Shop Fit-Outs

If you’re in the process of setting up a shop for your business, there are a number of things that you need to do before the project is complete and the store can be opened. One of those things is fitting-out your shop for window furnishings and flooring and you need to pick the right type if you want to minimise your expenses without sacrificing style or quality.

There may be a number of materials that can be used for flooring, but one of the best for almost any kind of store is vinyl. Why not find out why you should choose this durable and versatile option for your shop?

Why you should choose vinyl floors for your shop

One of the initial attractions of this kind of flooring is the cost; vinyl is often available for a very low price, so you won’t need to fork out all of your cash – no matter how big the space may be. This is because it’s often made from recycled materials, but this doesn’t mean that you’ll be sacrificing on quality as a result.

Vinyl is incredibly durable, which makes it perfect for any type of shop flooring. There are many different wear layer thickness options too - the thicker the vinyl, the longer it will last and maintain an unblemished condition.

The many options available with this type of flooring

Many companies manufacture vinyl flooring, which means that there are numerous types and styles to choose from; giving you a wide range of options at competitive prices. The different types of vinyl flooring are:

Vinyl sheets – These are the best option for anyone hoping to cover a large area; which is perfect for store owners in particular. These are generally the cheapest option of vinyl, too.

Vinyl planks – Vinyl planks are made to look like they’re really hard wood, but these don’t come with the same high cost. They’re also easier to maintain, but they’re not as cheap as vinyl sheets.

Vinyl tiles – This type of vinyl flooring option is generally better suited to homes in terms of price, as stores that will require a large number of tiles may find them too expensive. There are two types to choose from too; traditional tiles and peel and stick tiles (which are far easier to install).

EVP – EVP, which stands for engineered vinyl planks, is one of the best types of vinyl flooring available. EVP is more durable and resilient than the other types of vinyl flooring and with a number of other features too, such as a waterproof inner core and a lifetime warranty (in most cases).

Brian Cummins Group - Vinyl Flooring for Shops

Address: 24 Stennett Rd, Ingleburn NSW 2565

Phone: 1300 662 214