Neither is necessarily "better"; the choice depends on your needs. Glue Down LVT is more stable and durable, especially in high-traffic or high-moisture areas, and is easier to repair. Click LVT is easier and faster to install, making it a better choice for DIY projects and rooms where a more cushioned feel is preferred.

Yes, it is crucial that the subfloor is perfectly clean, dry, and level. Because the LVT is thin and permanently bonded, any imperfections in the subfloor will show through. A professional fitter will typically use a self-levelling compound to create a flawless surface before installation.

Yes, this is one of its key advantages. A damaged plank can be individually removed using a heat gun to soften the adhesive, and a new one can be fitted in its place without disturbing the surrounding floor. This makes repairs straightforward and cost-effective in the long run.