Create an aura of comfort and charm for your little one’s room with Kids Flooring!

Kid’s flooring should be available in such a design scheme that helps you in creating a fun and functional space, but should also reflect the personality traits of your child. Vinyl and Laminate flooring both meets these criteria.

Kids Vinyl Flooring is a popular option for homes with kids due to several reasons. It’s resistant to moisture, stains, inexpensive, easy to maintain, and very durable. It’s quite difficult to tear, rip, or damage vinyl flooring. For your kid’s room, it’s best to use vinyl flooring with underlayment. Underlayment adds a compression resistance to your floor which reduces wear and tear even after years and years of traffic in your house. Underlayment also helps guard against moisture. Underlayment also helps improve the acoustic properties of your floor as the sound gets absorbed hence minimizes the echoes of your footsteps.

Fabrication from waterproof materials, such as PVC makes vinyl flooring a perfect option for water-prone areas of your house. The Vinyl floor is a great fit for any room in your home, but it exceeds expectations in the kitchen, laundry room, basement, and bathrooms. Vinyl flooring is completely waterproof, so it can be used almost anywhere inside your house. Caring for a vinyl floor couldn’t be simpler, since there's no grout and few (or no) seams. It is also very resilient to stains and scuffs, so when something spills, or a marker gets into the wrong hands, a quick wipe is usually all that's needed. As for everyday cleaning, a regular sweep and occasional mop will do the trick. After sweeping your vinyl floor to remove dirt and grit, simply run a damp mop over it (using an approved vinyl floor cleaner) to keep the flooring looking its best.

The Vinyl floor can be quite durable. For flooring that's built to last the longest, look for vinyl collections that have the strongest scratch, stain, and wear resistance. Vinyl flooring is highly durable. If installed and maintained correctly, it can last upwards of 10-20 years. That said, vinyl flooring is a great choice for the rooms in your house that get the most foot traffic. In addition, most vinyl floorings have a wear layer on their surface that helps in resisting stains and scratches. Some vinyl floorings even have warranties of up to 15 years on their wear layer. As with any flooring, the quality of the material that you purchase will affect how long it lasts. Vinyl is a type of flooring that is made out of synthetic material such as fiberglass, PVC vinyl, and a plasticizer. It’s especially durable because it’s made from multiple layers and a thick core to keep you comfortable when you’re walking. Vinyl flooring helps in updating your interior, providing freshness and style. This affordable flooring option is easy to install and comes in a wide range of different styles to select from.

The installation process of Vinyl usually requires a loose lay, click together, or glue-down process. However, all vinyl flooring does not require a glue-down installation procedure. Loose Lay Vinyl Flooring has become exceptionally popular as it provides easy installation and durability. The only drawback is that the flooring gets buckled up if heavy furniture is dragged across the flooring. To avoid this problem, when moving furniture make sure to lift it up or get the help of movers to limit the damage caused to the floor. Vinyl is softer underfoot than other hard-surface flooring options, making it much easier to stand on for long periods of time. Vinyl is also warmer to the touch in comparison with other harder surfaces like ceramic or stone tile. If comfort is a priority for you, look into vinyl flooring options that have an additional layer of cushioning.