Realistic wood effects
LVT can recreate the appearance of timber in a wide range of colours, grain patterns and plank styles, giving you plenty of choice when planning the room.
LVT flooring
Premium flooring. Designed for modern living.
Professional luxury vinyl tile flooring for kitchens, hallways, living spaces, dining areas, commercial interiors and open-plan rooms across Rotherham, Sheffield, Barnsley, Doncaster and surrounding areas.
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Luxury vinyl tile
Modern finish. Practical surface.
Luxury vinyl tile
A modern floor with plenty of design flexibility.
LVT has become an increasingly popular flooring option for homeowners who want the appearance of timber or stone with a modern, practical finish.
Luxury vinyl tile is available in a wide range of designs, from natural wood-effect planks and herringbone layouts to stone and tile-inspired finishes.
It can work particularly well in kitchens, hallways, living areas and larger open-plan spaces where you want a consistent hard-floor finish.
The final result depends on more than choosing the design. Subfloor condition, preparation, room layout, doorways, edges and the way the flooring is positioned can all influence the finished installation.
Why choose LVT?
Designed to look good and work hard.
LVT combines realistic flooring designs with the practicality of a modern vinyl-based floor, giving you a wide range of possibilities for both homes and commercial interiors.
Herringbone layouts
Herringbone and parquet-style layouts can turn the floor itself into a design feature and work particularly well across kitchens and open-plan living areas.
Easy-care surface
LVT provides a smooth hard-floor finish that can be straightforward to keep clean as part of everyday household or commercial use.
Design flexibility
Planks, tiles, different tones and layout patterns give you plenty of freedom when designing the overall appearance of the floor.
Recent LVT work
Different spaces. Different finishes.
Explore a selection of residential and commercial LVT installations including herringbone, wood-effect plank flooring and connected open-plan spaces.
Residential & commercial projects
Where LVT works
A versatile option for modern spaces.
LVT can be considered for many areas around the home as well as commercial environments. The room, subfloor and specific flooring product should all be taken into account.
Kitchens
LVT can create a smart, consistent finish in kitchens while providing a practical hard-floor surface for everyday use.
Practical modern flooringLiving rooms
Wood-effect LVT can provide the character of a timber floor while creating a clean, contemporary foundation for a living space.
Modern wood-effect interiorsHallways
Hallways are high-traffic transition areas, making appearance, preparation and durability important considerations.
Built around busy spacesDining areas
LVT can work well beneath dining furniture while helping the dining space visually connect with adjoining kitchens or living areas.
A continuous hard-floor finishOpen-plan spaces
Using one flooring design across a larger connected space can help the whole area feel more consistent and considered.
Ideal for connected interiorsCommercial interiors
Wood-effect and herringbone LVT can also provide a smart, practical finish across receptions, waiting areas, corridors and other commercial spaces.
Professional commercial finishes
Choosing your LVT
The design can change the whole character of a room.
LVT gives you more than a simple choice between light and dark flooring. The plank, tile and layout style can all influence the finished appearance.
Wood-effect planks
Wood-inspired LVT can create the appearance of timber flooring with a wide choice of grains, shades and plank styles.
Herringbone
Herringbone creates a more detailed geometric floor and can work particularly well where the flooring is intended to become a feature.
Colour & tone
Pale oak effects, warmer timber tones and darker flooring can each create a very different atmosphere.
Plank size
Wider or narrower planks can influence the visual proportions of the room and how busy the finished floor appears.
Layout direction
The direction the flooring runs can affect sight lines through the room and the way the space feels when you enter it.
Adjoining rooms
If the flooring continues through several rooms, the overall layout should be considered together rather than one room at a time.
Layout
A premium floor should feel planned, not simply placed.
Floor layout
How the flooring is laid matters visually.
LVT can become a major design feature within a room, so the layout deserves careful consideration.
Room shape, doorways, natural sight lines and the position of adjoining rooms can all influence the way the flooring should flow through the property.
Herringbone makes layout particularly noticeable because the pattern itself draws the eye across the floor. Larger rooms and open-plan spaces make careful planning even more important.
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Commercial LVT
LVT isn't only for the home.
SP Flooring Services also has examples of LVT fitted through commercial corridors, reception spaces, waiting areas and staff facilities.
Wood-effect finishes can bring a warmer appearance to commercial interiors while retaining the look of a practical hard floor.
Larger commercial areas also make floor preparation, transitions and overall layout especially important.
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Commercial
Wood-effect LVT
Floor preparation
A good LVT floor starts with the surface underneath.
The quality and condition of the subfloor are important parts of any LVT installation and can affect the finished appearance of the flooring.
Existing flooring
Let us know what is currently fitted in the room, including carpet, vinyl, laminate, tiles or any other existing surface.
Subfloor condition
Uneven areas, damage or other issues underneath the finished flooring may need to be considered before the LVT installation begins.
Floor level
A smooth and suitable base contributes to a better finished appearance, especially across larger open areas where imperfections may be more noticeable.
Doorways
Door frames, thresholds and the flooring in adjoining rooms all need to be considered when planning how the finished floor meets surrounding spaces.
Edges & details
The floor needs to finish neatly around walls, corners, fixtures and other permanent features within the room.
Access & furniture
Large furniture, kitchen units, islands and restricted access are useful details to mention when first discussing the job.
The finishing details
It's the edges that help make the floor look finished.
Good flooring needs to work with the entire room, including corners, doorways, thresholds and the flooring on the other side.
Door frames
Doorways are one of the areas where careful finishing can make a noticeable difference to the final appearance.
Thresholds
Where LVT meets another type of flooring, the transition between surfaces needs to be considered as part of the overall installation.
Corners & shapes
Not every room is a simple rectangle. Alcoves, corners and unusual room shapes can all influence the flooring layout.
Connected rooms
When LVT continues through several spaces, the relationship between each room becomes part of the flooring design.
Requesting a quote
What should you send us?
You don't need to know every detail before making an enquiry. A few basic pieces of information are enough to start discussing the project.
Your location
Tell us where the property is so we know where the flooring work needs to take place.
The rooms
Let us know whether the flooring is for a kitchen, hallway, lounge, commercial space or several connected areas.
Approximate size
Measurements are useful if you already have them, but you can still enquire without exact dimensions.
Existing floor
Tell us what is currently installed and anything you know about the subfloor underneath.
Your chosen LVT
If you've already selected or purchased the flooring, include any useful product information when you get in touch.
Photos
Photos can help show the room shape, existing flooring, thresholds and anything else that could affect the project.
LVT flooring process
From the first enquiry to the finished floor.
Every property and floor is different, but the process begins with understanding the room, the flooring and the condition of the existing surface.
Send your location, room details, approximate measurements and any useful photos.
The existing floor, subfloor condition, layout and other preparation considerations can be reviewed.
Once the requirements are clear, the flooring job and next steps can be agreed.
The floor can then be installed and finished around the room, edges, doorways and adjoining flooring.
Comparing your options?
Explore the other flooring services.
LVT can be a great option, but it isn't the only flooring available. Compare it with carpet, vinyl and laminate before deciding what works best for your room.
LVT flooring near you
LVT flooring across South Yorkshire.
SP Flooring Services provides LVT flooring installation across Rotherham, Sheffield, Barnsley, Doncaster and surrounding areas.
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LVT flooring FAQs
Questions before choosing LVT?
If your question relates to a specific room or existing floor, send the details over and the project can be discussed properly.
Ask about LVTWhat is LVT flooring? +
LVT stands for luxury vinyl tile. It is a vinyl-based flooring product available in a wide variety of plank and tile designs, including realistic wood and stone-effect finishes.
Can you fit herringbone LVT? +
Herringbone is one of the LVT layouts shown throughout our recent work and can create a more detailed, feature-led flooring design.
Which rooms are suitable for LVT? +
LVT is commonly considered for kitchens, hallways, living rooms, dining areas, utility spaces and open-plan interiors. The exact suitability depends on the flooring product and room conditions.
Does the floor need preparation before LVT is fitted? +
The surface underneath the LVT is an important part of the installation. Unevenness, damage or other issues may need to be addressed before the finished flooring is installed.
Can LVT look like real wood? +
LVT is available in a wide range of timber-inspired finishes, including different wood tones, grain patterns and plank styles.
Can LVT be used in commercial spaces? +
SP Flooring Services has examples of wood-effect and herringbone LVT installed across commercial reception areas, waiting rooms, corridors and other working environments.
Can LVT be fitted throughout several rooms? +
It can be considered across connected spaces, although room layout, doorways, thresholds, floor conditions and the requirements of the chosen flooring product all need to be considered.
Do I need exact measurements before enquiring? +
No. Approximate measurements are useful if available, but you can still get in touch without knowing the exact dimensions of the room.
What areas do you cover? +
SP Flooring Services provides LVT flooring installation across Rotherham, Sheffield, Barnsley, Doncaster and surrounding areas.
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Request a quote
Thinking about LVT? Tell us about your space.
Send your location, room details, approximate measurements and any useful photos to start discussing your flooring project.