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Vinyl Flooring

Vinyl flooring is a thin, flexible floor with a printed timber look under a clear wear layer: 100% water resistant and quiet underfoot. Ours is glue-down vinyl plank flooring from $22/m², delivered Australia-wide.

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Vinyl flooring prices

RangePrice per m²Price per boxA box coversColours in stock
2.5mm planks$22/m²$85.803.9 m², 14 planks6 colours
4.5mm planks$35/m²$97.652.79 m², 8 planks10 colours
Herringbone$39.95/m²$66.721.67 m², 12 planks8 colours

Every range is glue-down, with a 0.5mm commercial-grade wear layer. Prices are per m² of floor. Order about 10% extra for cuts. Found the same floor cheaper? We'll beat the price.

Vinyl flooring for your job

What to choose and where to start, for the jobs people buy vinyl for most.

Floors are delivered Australia-wide, usually 1 to 7 business days after dispatch, depending on where you are. In Brisbane, see the boards at our Albion showroom (Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm) or pick up your order. Anywhere else, order free samples first. Questions about your job? Call us on 0431 311 633.

  1. Kitchens and laundries

    Choose 4.5mm planks ($35/m²) so one floor can run from the kitchen into the living areas. They're 100% water resistant, so spills and splashes wipe straight up.

    First steps: order samples to check the colour against your benchtops, measure each room and add about 10% for cuts, then get the floor below smooth, flat and dry. On old timber floorboards, sand the joins smooth, and lay a plywood overlay over badly cupped boards.

  2. Rentals and investment properties

    Choose 2.5mm planks ($22/m²), our lowest price, with the same 0.5mm commercial-grade wear layer as our thicker planks. They're quick to clean between tenants and can go straight over sound tiles.

    First steps: measure, have the floor delivered to the property, keep a spare box for repairs, and book a rated installer through Airtasker.

  3. Shops, offices and fit-outs

    Glued down, the planks stay put under office chairs, trolleys and busy foot traffic, and every plank has a 0.5mm commercial-grade wear layer. See our commercial vinyl flooring.

    First steps: check what your lease says about floors when you move out, send your plans or measurements for a quote, ask about a trade account, and allow time for the slab to be checked for moisture and levelled.

  4. Going over old tiles

    Glue-down planks can go straight over tiles that are flat and stuck down firmly. At 2.5mm to 4.5mm thick they add very little height.

    First steps: in a unit, check your body corporate's flooring rules first (each plank's sound rating is on its product page). Then tap each tile and fix any that sound hollow, skim the grout lines flat, check the gap under your doors, and glue. The full checklist: vinyl flooring over tiles.

Glue-down vs click vinyl

Vinyl planks go down one of two ways: glued to the floor, or clicked together so they float. Every vinyl plank we sell is glue-down. Here's how the two compare.

Glue-down vinylClick vinyl and hybrid
How it goes downGlued to the floor below with flooring adhesiveClicks together at the edges and floats on the floor below, with no glue
The floor belowSmooth, flat, clean and dry. Fill dips and grout lines first, or they can show throughFlat, clean and dry. The underlay hides small bumps
ThicknessSlim: 2.5mm to 4.5mm. Easy under doors and over old tilesThicker, with underlay on or under the boards
UnderfootSolid and quiet. Every plank is bonded down, so there's no hollow soundFirm, with underlay to soften footsteps
Laying it yourselfDoable in a simple room. Most of the work is getting the floor below smoothThe easiest floor to lay yourself. No glue needed
Replacing a boardHarder, as each plank is glued downEasier: the floor unclicks back to the damaged board
Best forKitchens, laundries, rentals, shops and offices, and going over old tilesDIY jobs, and floors that aren't perfectly smooth
Shop itOur vinyl plank flooringOur click-lock floors, like hybrid flooring

Laying your own? Our guide to how to lay vinyl plank flooring goes step by step.

Vinyl flooring questions

Straight answers to what people ask us most. Can't see yours? Contact our team.

How much does vinyl flooring cost?

Our vinyl flooring costs $22/m² for 2.5mm planks, $35/m² for 4.5mm planks and $39.95/m² for herringbone. Order about 10% extra for cuts. Found the same floor cheaper? We'll beat the price.

Laying it costs extra. Get an installed price in a minute with our instant quote, see installed prices in our vinyl flooring cost guide, and let the flooring calculator work out how many boxes you need.

Is vinyl flooring water resistant?

Yes. Our vinyl planks are 100% water resistant, so spills, wet paws and a damp mop won't hurt them. That makes vinyl a great pick for kitchens, laundries and bathrooms. Wipe up spills and don't leave water sitting on the floor.

See every floor in our water resistant vinyl flooring range, or read about flooring for bathrooms and laundries.

Can you use vinyl flooring in bedrooms?

Yes. Vinyl is warmer and softer underfoot than tiles, quiet to walk on and easy to keep clean, so it suits bedrooms as well as living rooms, hallways and kitchens. Our planks are glued down, so there's no hollow sound, and one floor can run through the whole home.

Can vinyl flooring go over tiles?

Usually, yes. Glue-down vinyl planks can go straight over tiles that are flat and stuck down firmly, with no hollow (drummy) spots. Fill and skim the grout lines first, or they can show through. Our planks are 2.5mm to 4.5mm thick, so they add very little height.

Step by step: vinyl flooring over tiles.

How long does vinyl flooring last?

A quality vinyl floor lasts 15 to 25 years or more. The wear layer, the clear top coat that takes the scuffs, matters most. Ours is 0.5mm and commercial grade on every plank, made for residential and commercial floors: busy homes, shops and offices.

Every plank has a UV coating to help it hold its colour in the sun. Felt pads under furniture, mats at the doors and blinds against strong afternoon sun keep it looking new for longer. Warranties run up to a lifetime for homes and up to 15 years for businesses, depending on the plank: check each product page for the details.

Is vinyl flooring good for pets?

Yes. Vinyl is 100% water resistant, so accidents and water bowls wipe straight up, and the 0.5mm wear layer stands up to claws. It's quieter and softer underfoot than tiles, too. Keep claws trimmed and put felt pads under furniture.

Shop pet friendly vinyl flooring, or read our guide to vinyl flooring and pets.

How do I choose a vinyl flooring colour?

Start with the light. Dim rooms suit light floors, and bright rooms can take darker ones. With kids or pets, mid tones and greys hide dust and hair best. Browse grey, dark, black and beige vinyl, or all our timber look vinyl flooring.

Then order free samples and look at them on your floor, next to your furniture, at different times of day.

Is vinyl better than laminate or hybrid?

It depends on the room. All three give you a timber look for less than real timber. Vinyl is thin, flexible and 100% water resistant, and ours is glued down, so it suits kitchens, laundries and rentals. Hybrid has a rigid stone core: the boards click together and float, with underlay attached, so it's the easiest to lay yourself. Laminate has a core of pressed wood fibre under a hard-wearing top layer, and suits dry rooms.

Our prices start at $22/m² for vinyl, $24.90/m² for laminate and $33.99/m² for hybrid. More in laminate vs vinyl vs hybrid.

Which is better, tiles or vinyl planks?

It depends on the room. Vinyl planks are warmer, softer and quieter underfoot than tiles, kinder to a dropped glass, and quicker to lay. They can even go straight over old tiles. Tiles are harder still, and the usual pick for showers and splashbacks.

Laying vinyl over your tiles? Start with our guide to vinyl flooring over tiles.

Do you need underlay for vinyl flooring?

Not for glue-down planks like ours. They're glued straight to the floor below, and underlay would stop the glue holding. A smooth, flat floor is what makes them feel good underfoot.

Click vinyl and hybrid floors are different: they float on underlay that's attached to the boards or laid first. Step by step: how to lay vinyl plank flooring.

How do I clean vinyl flooring?

Sweep or vacuum every day or two, then damp-mop once a week with warm water and a pH-neutral floor cleaner. Wipe up spills when they happen. Never use a steam mop, bleach, scourers, wax or rubber-backed mats, and switch off your vacuum's spinning brush.

How to shift scuffs and stains: how to clean vinyl floors.

Still deciding?

Compare before you choose

Board build, plank size, sound ratings and price per m², two floors side by side.

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Vinyl flooring is built for real life — the spills, the mess, the foot traffic, and everything in between. It’s a practical choice for homes that actually get lived in, not tiptoed around.

Designed to handle moisture, vinyl flooring is a smart option for kitchens, hallways, living areas, and even bathrooms. Unlike traditional timber or laminate, it won’t swell or warp when life gets messy. Spilled drinks, muddy shoes, pet accidents — wipe it up and move on. No panic, no damage.

Maintenance is refreshingly simple. There’s no need for specialised cleaners or constant upkeep. A quick sweep and an occasional mop keep vinyl floors looking clean and fresh. That makes it ideal for busy households, rentals, and anyone who doesn’t want flooring to become another chore.

Modern vinyl flooring has come a long way in both look and feel. Today’s designs realistically replicate timber and stone finishes, offering warmth and style without the cost or maintenance headaches. It’s comfortable underfoot, quieter than hard surfaces, and durable enough to handle daily wear.

If you want flooring that looks good, lasts well, and doesn’t demand attention, vinyl flooring delivers. It’s a low-fuss, easy-care solution that fits real homes and real lifestyles — no compromises required.

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Why Vinyl Works In Busy Homes

  • Built for wear & tear a tough wear layer resists scuffs and scrapes.
  • Great for high-traffic zones hallways, living rooms and entries stay tidy longer.
  • Water-resistant a practical pick for kitchens and laundries.
  • Stain-resistant everyday spills wipe away without special cleaners.
  • Low maintenance a sweep and occasional mop is usually enough.
  • Cost-effective get the look you want without stretching the budget.
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Vinyl flooring is ideal for busy homes because it’s water-resistant, tough underfoot, and easy to clean. It handles spills, pets, kids, and heavy foot traffic without damage. No sanding, sealing, or special care — just reliable, everyday performance that keeps up with real life.

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When comparing vinyl flooring to laminate, timber, and hybrid options, the biggest differentiator is how it handles moisture. Vinyl is water-resistant by design, making it suitable for kitchens, living areas, hallways, and even bathrooms. Laminate, while affordable and stylish, is vulnerable to water damage and can swell or fail when exposed to spills. Timber offers natural beauty but requires careful maintenance and doesn’t cope well with moisture or temperature changes.

Hybrid flooring improves on laminate by adding water resistance and rigidity, but it often comes at a higher price point. Vinyl delivers similar practicality at a more accessible cost, making it a strong option for budget-conscious homeowners, rentals, and renovations where performance matters more than prestige.

Comfort is another area where vinyl excels. It’s softer and quieter underfoot than timber or tile, making homes feel warmer and more forgiving — especially for families, pets, and apartment living. Maintenance is also simpler, with no need for sanding, sealing, or specialised products.

In short, vinyl flooring offers a reliable middle ground: more forgiving than laminate, easier to maintain than timber, and more affordable than many hybrid options. It’s a practical, no-nonsense choice for modern homes that value durability over delicacy.

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Types Of Vinyl Flooring

Vinyl flooring generally comes in three main formats — planks, tiles, and sheets — and each suits a slightly different type of space. Vinyl planks are made to look like timber boards and are a go-to for creating a warm, modern look with easy maintenance.

  1. Vinyl Plank Flooring

    Vinyl Plank Flooring is designed to mimic timber floorboards, using long planks that click or glue into place. It offers a realistic wood look with added durability, water resistance, and easy maintenance, making it popular for living areas and bedrooms.

  2. Vinyl Tile Flooring

    Vinyl Tile Flooring replicates stone, concrete, or ceramic tiles but feels warmer and softer underfoot. It’s a practical option for kitchens and bathrooms where you want a tiled look without the cold surface or grout maintenance.

  3. Vinyl Sheet Flooring

    Vinyl Sheet Flooring comes in large, continuous rolls that create a seamless finish. With minimal joins, it’s highly water-resistant and ideal for wet areas, laundries, and commercial spaces where easy cleaning and hygiene matter most.

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What Affects Vinyl Flooring Cost

Subfloor prep – a level, clean base keeps install time and costs down. Underlay needs – some products include it; others may need acoustic or comfort underlay. Room layout – multiple rooms, patterns and trims add complexity. DIY can work for simple spaces, but tricky layouts are often best left to a pro installer. (Pro installs can also help with warranty conditions.)

Where Vinyl Fits In Your Home
  • Living rooms comfy underfoot, easy to clean, family-friendly.
  • Laundries water-tolerant surface that shrugs off splashes.
  • High-traffic areas hallways and entries stay neat with minimal fuss.
  • Light commercial see our
    Commercial Vinyl Flooring range.

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