Vinyl and LVT flooring in Barnsley
Practical, water-resistant floors for the rooms that take the most mess. Choose from sheet vinyl and luxury vinyl tiles in wood, stone and tile designs.
Sheet vinyl or LVT?
Both are hard-wearing and easy to clean. The difference is how they're made and laid.

Sheet vinyl
Laid in one or two pieces with very few seams, so there are fewer places for water to get in. Good value and comfortable underfoot.

Luxury vinyl tiles (LVT)
Individual planks or tiles that closely mimic wood, stone and ceramic. They can be laid in patterns, and a damaged tile can be swapped almost invisibly.
Floors that cope with splashes and spills
Many older Barnsley terraces have a compact back kitchen and a bathroom added on downstairs or at the back of the house. These small rooms suit vinyl well — it can be cut to fit awkward shapes and pipework, and a single sheet leaves very few joins.
Most LVT is waterproof and has a built-in scratch and stain guard, and it doesn't dent or scratch as easily as real wood. It's a good fit for open-plan kitchen-diners where you want one continuous floor.

Asked about vinyl in Barnsley kitchens
Is LVT really waterproof?
Most LVT is waterproof and comes with a built-in scratch and stain guard, which makes it a good choice for kitchens, bathrooms and utility rooms.
What happens if a vinyl floor gets damaged?
With LVT, a single damaged tile can be replaced and the repair is very hard to spot. With sheet vinyl, the damaged section is cut out and replaced, which adds a seam.
Can vinyl be included in a full house deal?
Yes. Our Silver, Gold and Platinum deals cover carpets and vinyls, so a kitchen or bathroom can go in alongside the carpets at the package price.
Flooring Services
See vinyl samples in your kitchen
We'll bring sheet vinyl and LVT so you can compare them against your units and worktops.




