Laminat vs Rigid-Vinyl

Laminate vs Rigid Vinyl

Table of Contents

  1. Introduction
  2. Laminate: Advantages and Disadvantages
  3. Rigid Vinyl: Advantages and Disadvantages
  4. Rigid Vinyl Collections at Laminat-Shop24
  5. Conclusion

Introduction

The decision between laminate and rigid vinyl can be difficult. Both offer different advantages and come with specific characteristics. It is worthwhile to look closely at the differences to make the optimal choice for your requirements.

Laminate: Advantages and Disadvantages

Laminate is a popular choice for many households. It is cost-effective and offers a wide range of designs, which makes it particularly attractive. Installation is usually simple and straightforward. However, laminate also has its disadvantages. It is susceptible to water damage and can be cold and hard underfoot. Another disadvantage is that laminate is not renovatable; if damaged, it must be completely replaced.

Rigid Vinyl: Advantages and Disadvantages

Rigid vinyl, on the other hand, is more resistant to moisture and water. This makes it an ideal choice for rooms where laminate would not be suitable. It offers higher comfort underfoot thanks to the integrated impact sound insulation. Rigid vinyl is durable, abrasion-resistant, and comes in versatile design options. However, rigid vinyl usually costs more than laminate and requires a level subfloor for installation.

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Rigid vinyl Collections at Laminat-Shop24

At Laminat-Shop24 we offer an exclusive selection of rigid vinyl floors. Our collections are specially designed to meet different needs and wishes:

  • Home Collection: Ideal for beginners, with 5 mm thick SPC vinyl floors and a 0.3 mm wear layer. Integrated insulation is also included.
  • Unique Collection: Offers a bit more luxury with 5 mm thick SPC vinyl floors, a 0.5 mm wear layer, and integrated insulation. Most floors in this collection have synchronized embossing.
  • Ultimate Collection: Our premium collection, with 8 mm thick EPC vinyl floors and a 0.5 mm wear layer. Integrated cork insulation and a synchronized embossed surface that makes the floor look like real wood are standard here.

Rigid vinyl is available not only in SPC but also in EPC and WPC variants to offer a wide range of high-quality options.

Conclusion

Although laminate has its advantages, especially regarding price, rigid vinyl offers a number of benefits that more than justify the somewhat higher costs. From durability to comfort, from versatility to resistance – rigid vinyl scores in many categories. So if you are looking for a flooring that is both visually appealing and functionally convincing, rigid vinyl could be the better choice. Visit Laminat-Shop24 to discover our selection of rigid vinyl floors and order a free sample box. We are confident that you will not regret investing in a high-quality, durable, and comfortable floor.