Vinyl plank
Supplied as individual planks, usually designed to look like timber boards. The most common choice for living areas, bedrooms and hallways where a timber look is wanted without natural timber.
Timber-look
Practical, stylish flooring for everyday Australian living. Vinyl is easy to clean, comfortable underfoot and comes in timber, stone and tile-inspired designs, which is why it turns up in so many kitchens, family homes and rental properties.
Andersens stocks vinyl planks alongside a separate sheet vinyl range, in a spread of colours, textures and finishes.
Sixteen vinyl ranges, each available in several colourways. The colours shown are the options in that range, and your local store can show you full-size samples in person.
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Sweep, vacuum, damp mop. For most households that is the whole routine, which is a large part of why vinyl gets chosen for busy rooms.
Timber, stone, tile and patterned looks, in plank and sheet formats. Few flooring types give you this much visual choice.
Compared with tiles or rigid planks, vinyl can feel warmer and more forgiving to stand on, which is noticeable in a kitchen.
Vinyl lets you refresh a whole floor while keeping a renovation budget under control. Final cost still depends on the product and the site.
General guidance to narrow things down. Whether a particular product suits a particular room is confirmed at product level, and your local store will check that with you.
About wet areas. Vinyl is often the right answer for laundries and bathrooms, but that depends on the specific product, the subfloor and the installation method, not on it being vinyl. Water resistance varies between ranges, so ask Andersens to confirm the product before you commit to it for a wet area.
Vinyl comes in more formats than most flooring types, and the format changes both the look and how the floor goes down.
Supplied as individual planks, usually designed to look like timber boards. The most common choice for living areas, bedrooms and hallways where a timber look is wanted without natural timber.
A term used for plank products with more developed visual design, texture or construction. Specifications differ range to range: thickness, surface layer and installation method are not the same across everything labelled LVP.
Supplied in wide rolls rather than planks, so there are fewer joins across a floor. Often chosen for laundries, utility spaces and value-focused renovations.
Designed to sit in place with minimal or no adhesive, depending on the product. Whether it suits your room depends on product guidance, room size and site conditions.
Adhered directly to the subfloor. Subfloor preparation matters more here, because imperfections underneath can show through in the finished surface.
Vinyl carries a wider range of looks than most flooring types, which is a strength and also the thing that makes choosing harder.
The most common vinyl look by far, giving the warmth of a timber floor in a product built for everyday use.
Pale tones brighten smaller rooms and suit coastal, Hamptons and Scandinavian-leaning interiors.
Honey and mid-brown tones work well in family homes and open-plan living.
Cooler greys suit modern interiors and neutral schemes, and are a common choice for rentals.
A tiled appearance with a softer, warmer feel underfoot. Popular in kitchens, laundries and utility spaces.
Sheet vinyl can carry patterns that plank formats cannot, which suits retro renovations and utility rooms.
Counted from the products on this page. Here is a sample of the names, the full set is easiest to work through in person, and your local store will confirm what can be ordered. Alpine Alpine Oak Anderson Grey Antique Rustic Oak Aries Ashen Ashland Astaire Athens Character Oak Autumn Oak Avoca Blackbutt Baden Oak Banksia Banksia Blackbutt Barrel Oak Cotton Bathsheba Beachwood Beechwood Belford Prime Oak Blackbutt Bleached Tasmanian Oak Blended Ironbark Bondi Brando +136 more Advantage Flooring Amtico Artistic Clever Choice Flooring Distributors of Australia Karndean Karndean DesignFlooring Kenbrock National Flooring Distributors Signature Vinyl colour reads differently under showroom lighting than it does at home. Take samples home, or ask about seeing them in your own light.
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