Yes, wood effect LVT is highly water-resistant and is considered a waterproof flooring solution. Its synthetic composition prevents water from penetrating the core, making it an excellent choice for moisture-prone areas like bathrooms, kitchens, and basements where real wood flooring is not recommended.

No, the durability of LVT is one of its key features. The top wear layer provides excellent resistance to scratches and scuffs from daily foot traffic, furniture, and pets. For the best protection in high-traffic areas, we recommend choosing a product with a thicker wear layer (e.g., 0.4mm or 0.55mm).

While engineered wood has a real wood veneer, LVT is a synthetic product. LVT is generally more durable, water-resistant, and easier to maintain. It is also softer and quieter underfoot and typically more affordable. Engineered wood offers the unmistakable texture and uniqueness of real wood, but it is more susceptible to moisture damage and scratches.