Sheet vinyl: seamless, practical, affordable
Sheet vinyl comes off a wide roll, so most rooms can be covered with few or no seams. That makes it one of the most water-resistant and budget-friendly floors you can buy.
Why sheet vinyl still makes sense
Sheet vinyl is usually sold in rolls about 12 feet wide. In a laundry room, small bath or kitchen, that often means one continuous piece of floor, with no gaps for water to find.
- Few or no seams in small and mid-size rooms
- Very water-resistant surface
- Soft and comfortable to stand on
- One of the lowest-cost floors per square foot
Felt back vs. fiberglass back
Felt back
The traditional backing. Usually fully glued down. Very durable and stable once installed.
Fiberglass back
Flexible and lighter. Often installed loose-lay or with glue only at the edges, and it lies flat with less curling.
Best rooms for sheet vinyl
- Laundry and utility rooms
- Bathrooms
- Kitchens
- Rental properties
Want a wood or tile look with more rigidity?
Compare luxury vinyl plank and luxury vinyl tile, which install in individual pieces and offer thicker wear layers.
Other floors in the showroom
Questions about your floors?
Call (336) 759-3900 or stop by the showroom at 6770 Shallowford Road in Lewisville.