No, one of the main advantages of LVT is its warmth. Unlike natural stone or ceramic tiles which can feel cold, LVT has a warmer temperature and a softer, more comfortable feel underfoot, making it ideal for living spaces and bedrooms.

No, LVT does not require traditional grouting. The tiles are designed to fit together tightly, either with a click-and-lock system or a close-fitting glue-down method. However, some LVT products have a 'grout line' effect printed on them, and specialist grout strips can be used to achieve a more authentic look if desired.

Yes, it is an excellent choice for bathrooms, kitchens, and other moisture-prone areas. LVT is highly water-resistant and easy to clean, so spills and splashes are no problem. This makes it a hygienic and durable flooring option for these busy rooms.