LVT is a more hygienic and durable alternative to carpet. Unlike carpet, which can trap dust, allergens, and pet dander, LVT is easy to clean and maintains a pristine surface, making it a great choice for those with allergies. While carpet is softer, LVT is warm underfoot and can be used with underfloor heating, and you can add a rug for extra softness.

No, LVT is a synthetic product that is much warmer to the touch than natural stone or ceramic tiles. Its layered construction provides a good level of thermal insulation, making it a comfortable surface for bare feet, and it works wonderfully with underfloor heating.

High-quality LVT is highly resistant to indentations and marks from furniture. It is always a good practice, however, to use felt pads or floor protectors under the legs of heavy furniture, such as beds and wardrobes, to prevent any potential damage. This will help keep your floor looking new for years to come.