Installing tile-effect vinyl in the kitchen
Before laying the vinyl panels, check that the subfloor is level. Even out any uneven spots greater than 3 millimetres and tear out any glued skirting boards. The result should be a smooth surface. Thanks to the low installation height, laying vinyl flooring in the kitchen is also no problem in most doorways.
Once you have removed dust and dirt from the subfloor, lay impact sound insulation for vinyl flooring on top. Make sure that the rough side of the insulation is on top and the smooth side is on the subfloor. Once the impact sound insulation has been laid out, you can lay your new floor from left to right. To cut the vinyl to size, you need a carpet knife and an angle. That's it. This is how easy and effective it is to install your new kitchen tile-effect floor.
Vinyl flooring for the kitchen – the advantages
Tile-effect vinyl flooring for the kitchen is available in a wide range of tile imitations. All of them boast a lightly cushioning effect which makes the floor very easy on the joints. In addition, the robust floor covering in waterproof design always feels pleasantly warm and does not have the cold appearance of tiles.
Effortless cleaning and care
Kitchen floors come into contact with liquids, food and grease every day. But all these substances can be removed from vinyl easily. Dirt of any kind cannot penetrate the material and often doesn’t even stick to the surface, so in most cases it can simply be removed with a damp cloth. Also, if your vinyl floor in the kitchen has lost its shine after several decades, it does not necessarily have to be replaced. Our range of floor care products includes various cleaning and care products that are effective and easy to use and will bring a very old floor back to life. We will be happy to advise you!