Frequently Asked Questions
Is Textures LVT waterproof?
Textures LVT is water resistant rather than fully waterproof. As a glue-down floor it copes well with spills and everyday moisture in kitchens, bathrooms, utility rooms and hallways, but you should still wipe up standing water promptly and follow the fitting guidance for wet areas.
What warranty does Textures LVT come with?
Textures LVT is backed by a 30 year residential wear warranty and a 15 year commercial wear warranty, subject to correct installation and normal domestic or commercial use.
Does Textures LVT come in herringbone?
Yes. Textures is available in both plank and herringbone formats. The herringbone tiles give a design-led parquet-style finish that works especially well in hallways, kitchens and feature rooms, while the plank designs suit open-plan and everyday spaces.
Can I order Textures LVT samples?
Yes. You can order up to 5 free Textures samples from Grosvenor Flooring, posted to you free of charge, so you can compare colours, textures and plank sizes in your own light before you buy.
Is Textures LVT good value?
Textures is designed to offer the look and specification of premium glue-down LVT without the premium brand price. It pairs realistic embossed-in-register wood designs and a 30 year residential warranty with online pricing at Grosvenor Flooring, which makes it a strong value choice for anyone who has a fitter lined up.
How durable is Textures LVT flooring?
Textures LVT is built for busy homes and commercial spaces. A PU protective layer resists scratches, scuffs and stains, the embossed-in-register surface hides everyday wear and the 30 year residential warranty reflects how hard-wearing the range is.
Can I install Textures LVT with underfloor heating?
Yes. Textures LVT is suitable for use with embedded underfloor heating, both electric and water-based. Follow the installation guidance from the floor and heating manufacturers and keep the floor surface temperature below 27C.
How should I clean and maintain my Textures LVT floor?
Maintenance is straightforward. Sweep or vacuum regularly to lift dust and grit, then clean with a damp mop and either clean water or a pH-neutral vinyl floor cleaner. Avoid abrasive cleaners, scouring pads, wax polishes and steam cleaners, which can damage the surface.








