Sheet Vinyl Flooring
Practical, water-resistant and easy to maintain — sheet vinyl is an excellent choice for kitchens, bathrooms and utility rooms. We supply and fit the Floorgear Pro Vinyl range across Lancashire, Greater Manchester and Merseyside.
The Basics
Sheet vinyl is a resilient flooring material that comes in wide rolls — typically 3m or 4m — and is cut to fit your room in a single piece, with no joints. That seamless surface makes it highly resistant to moisture and easy to clean thoroughly, which is why it remains the go-to choice in kitchens, bathrooms and utility rooms.
Modern sheet vinyl is far removed from the thin, dated material of decades past. Today's products feature realistic wood plank and tile effects with genuine texture, good underfoot comfort, and a durable wear layer that stands up to daily use.
We supply from the Floorgear Pro Vinyl range — a practical, mid-range product available in a selection of wood and tile effects suitable for any room.
One continuous sheet means no joints for water to penetrate. Ideal for wet and high-splash areas.
A damp mop is all you need. No grout lines, no gaps, no awkward edges to trap dirt and bacteria.
Wood planks, stone tiles, herringbone effects. Modern printing gives convincing results at a practical price point.
Sheet vinyl offers excellent value. A full kitchen or bathroom floor can be supplied and fitted at a surprisingly accessible price.
From the Floorgear Range
We supply the Floorgear Pro Vinyl range — a practical sheet vinyl available in a selection of wood and tile effects, suitable for kitchens, bathrooms and utility rooms.
Available in 5 colourways including wood plank, herringbone and tile effects. We bring samples to your home as part of the free consultation.
Room by Room
Seamless and waterproof — the ideal kitchen floor. Easy to clean after spills, resistant to moisture under the sink and around appliances.
No joints means no moisture getting into the subfloor. Sheet vinyl is one of the safest choices for bathrooms, particularly for older properties.
Resists water, mud and cleaning products. Low-maintenance and durable enough to handle the hardest-working room in the house.
Sheet vinyl handles foot traffic, wet boots and mud well. Not as warm underfoot as carpet, but very practical in a busy hallway.
What's Included
We don't charge separately for subfloor preparation or adhesive. When we quote for a sheet vinyl job, everything needed to fit it correctly is included.
Free Consultation
No showroom visit needed. We come to your home, assess the room, show you the samples and give you an honest recommendation.
07467 022020 Call Now Request a Quote OnlineChoosing the Right Product
Both are excellent waterproof floor choices for kitchens and bathrooms. Here's how they differ.
Not sure which is right for your room? Give us a call and we'll talk you through the options honestly.
"We just wanted a practical, clean-looking kitchen floor that would handle the kids and the dog. The team came out, showed us the options, and had the whole thing done in a morning. Looks great and it's been bulletproof so far."
Common Questions
Yes — sheet vinyl is one of the best choices for bathrooms. The seamless surface means no joints for water to get under, which is especially important in bathrooms with baths, showers and splash zones. Just ensure the edges are sealed at walls and around the bath or shower tray.
A well-fitted sheet vinyl floor in a residential setting typically lasts 10–20 years. Heavy traffic, dragging furniture and sharp objects will reduce that lifespan. For kitchens and bathrooms where foot traffic is moderate and cleaning is regular, vinyl generally performs well for well over a decade.
In most cases, yes — if the existing tiles are firmly adhered, level and in good condition. Any loose or cracked tiles should be removed first. Textured tiles may need screeding over to prevent the pattern showing through the vinyl. We'll assess the subfloor during the consultation.
No — they're both vinyl products but different constructions. Sheet vinyl comes in large rolls, is thinner and softer, and is fitted in one continuous piece. LVT (Luxury Vinyl Tile) comes in individual planks or tiles, is thicker and more rigid, and is installed piece by piece. Both are waterproof; LVT is generally more premium while sheet vinyl is more budget-friendly.
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