Blogs The resilient vinyl floor, also known as PVC

A vinyl floor without a carrier consists either of a uniform, hard-wearing PVC / vinyl layer or alternatively of several firmly pressed layers. These offer very high abrasion resistance and the properties of the individual layers.

PVC / vinyl floor with support
A floor with a carrier has either a textile or non-textile underlay (HDF, cork, etc.) on which the PVC / vinyl mass is applied. Vinyl floors with supports are characterized by a higher dimensional stability and are therefore also preferred for use in private living rooms.

CV coverings - a variant of PVC / vinyl flooring
The so-called relief coverings offer differently structured or embossed surfaces. Whether it's a real-looking tile pattern or the authentic feel of a wooden floor - individual up and down structures of a CV flooring are created by the foaming additives in the material. For example, in tile or wood decor, the "joints" are placed lower than the "panels". This creates a deceptively real look.

but at the same time offer greater strength. What both variants have in common, however, is that they consist of different layers that contribute to the durability of the PVC / vinyl floor: a high-quality surface, the wear layer, the decorative film and finally the return. The click systems are located on the front and long sides and are therefore just as user-friendly as laying laminate.