High-quality LVT designed for conservatories and high-light areas is treated with a UV-cured top layer to resist fading. While no material is completely impervious to direct, prolonged sunlight, a good LVT will maintain its colour and appearance far better than traditional wood or laminate.

Traditional LVT may be susceptible to some expansion and contraction. However, a modern rigid core LVT is specifically engineered for dimensional stability, making it highly resistant to warping from the temperature fluctuations often found in a conservatory. This is the recommended choice for this specific room.

In many ways, yes. LVT is much warmer and softer underfoot than ceramic tiles, which can be very cold, especially in the winter. It is also less likely to crack or chip and is easier to install. LVT with a high-performance core is a fantastic choice for a conservatory that you want to use all year round.