Vinyl Floors Click
Click vinyl flooring is a waterproof floor covering that is quick to install and is floated without adhesive. Our range includes click LVT and SPC vinyl flooring from Quick-Step and other manufacturers, including planks from the Traffic collection, in wood and stone looks.
SPC vinyl flooring is a floating installation floor covering.
What does SPC mean? SPC, or Stone Polymer Composite, means a composite material produced from a mixture of stone and polymers. It is a layered material whose load-bearing structure is made from a mixture of calcium carbonate (also known as limestone) and binding polymers, providing a stiffer and more stable structure compared to LVT. The top surface layer of SPC is analogous to LVT.
The construction of SPC flooring is significantly stiffer compared to LVT flooring, allowing SPC to be installed without first removing the old floor covering. For example, SPC can be installed over old ceramic tiles in bathrooms, hallways, or kitchens.
Installing SPC flooring using the floating method allows covering significantly larger areas without expansion joints (up to 20×20 m). With floor-to-ceiling windows and underfloor heating, there is no risk of SPC Floor Coverings expanding at temperatures above 27 °C, which could cause click connections to come apart. Unfortunately, these problems have occurred with floating installation of LVT Floor Coverings. There is no such concern with glue down LVT flooring.
SPC vinyl flooring is waterproof and well-suited for use in bathrooms, laundry rooms, hallways, kitchens, and other areas that may come into contact with moisture and water. Vinyl floor also has additional protection against scratches and potential stains.
We supply SPC flooring from European quality manufacturers Quick-Step, Floorify, Tarkett, and Gerflor. These manufacturers produce vinyl floors without phthalates and formaldehyde, ensuring a healthy living environment.

Frequently asked questions
Can I install click vinyl flooring myself?
Yes, click vinyl flooring is one of the easiest floor coverings to install. The planks can be scored with a knife and snapped – no saw needed. What matters is a flat subfloor and an expansion gap along the walls and thresholds.
Can vinyl flooring be laid over an existing tiled floor?
Yes, provided the old tiled floor is sound, dry and flat. Deep grout lines and cracked tiles must be levelled first, as thin vinyl can show any unevenness in the subfloor over time.
Does vinyl flooring need to acclimatise before installation?
Yes, keep the packs in the room where the floor will be laid for a while beforehand so the planks reach room temperature. The exact time and requirements are given in the manufacturer's installation instructions.
How much click vinyl flooring should I order?
Measure the floor area of the room and add 5–10% for cutting waste, or more for rooms with complex layouts. Vinyl flooring is sold by the pack, so round up to whole packs and order everything at once.