Most LVT flooring is designed with a textured surface and a slip-resistant coating that provides good grip, even when wet. This makes it a safer option for a bathroom than many polished ceramic or porcelain tiles, which can become very slick when wet. Always check the product's slip resistance rating for peace of mind.

LVT is a far more comfortable and practical choice. It is warm and soft underfoot, waterproof, and much less likely to crack or chip if you drop something. It also doesn't require grouting, which eliminates the need to clean and maintain grout lines, making it a more hygienic and low-maintenance option.

Yes, it does. LVT is a great conductor of heat, and a professional installation with an adhesive or click system ensures the floor is stable and prevents expansion or contraction. This allows you to enjoy the luxury of a warm floor in your bathroom without any issues.