Floors that take
a working day.

Where vinyl plank belongs, and where it does not

Offices, retail floors, salons and barbershops, medical and dental suites, break rooms, gyms, common areas and rental turnovers — all good fits for waterproof SPC. Where it is the wrong answer is a commercial kitchen with floor drains, or a space taking heavy rolling loads all day. We will say so rather than sell you the wrong floor.

The wear layer is the whole decision

Wear layer, not thickness, is what decides how long a commercial floor lasts. 12 mil is a residential number. For a space open to the public we fit 20 mil, and for the heaviest traffic the Metropolitan line at 22 mil — the hardest-wearing plank we stock. Getting this wrong is the single most common reason a commercial floor fails early.

Installed around your hours

Click-lock planks go down over a prepared subfloor with no adhesive cure time, so a room is walkable the moment it is finished. That lets us work evenings, weekends or area by area, so you keep trading while the floor goes in. Tell us which rooms have to stay open and we plan the sequence backwards from that.

Repairs, replacements and multi-unit work

Damaged planks lift and swap individually, so a worn patch at an entrance or a water-damaged corner does not mean re-flooring the whole suite. For property managers we hold the same color across units so turnovers stay consistent, and we supply material on its own to general contractors running their own crews.

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