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Our Floor Collections
Choose by space and use: quiet sheet vinyl for offices and care settings, SPC and laminate planks for homes, carpet tiles for commercial interiors, and artificial grass for outdoor areas. Each collection links to products with their specifications. Request a quote or ask for a sample, and our team will help you match a floor to your project. Not sure where to start? Browse all products or read our flooring guides.
Vinyl Sheet Flooring
Continuous vinyl rolls for offices, classrooms, care settings and multi-storey housing. Acoustic ranges such as Tapiflex Excellence have a foam-layer backing (EN 651) and 19dB impact sound reduction.
- Choose it if: you want quieter footfall, fewer joins or a rated commercial floor. Tapiflex Excellence comes in XXL 2x6 m rolls with no pattern repeat.
- Check first: the commercial and industrial class ratings, the dB sound reduction and the recycled content. Tapiflex Excellence Variant Oak Plank Natural is Class 34 (very heavy) commercial and Class 42 (general) industrial.
- Note: sheet vinyl needs professional fitting on a prepared subfloor. If you’d rather click-fit planks yourself, see SPC & Laminate.
See specifications: Variant Oak Plank Natural · XXL Oak Natural · XXL Oak Golden · XXL Carrara Grande Natural · XXL Brecciastone Grey
Flooring
A general collection across several floor types. To narrow it down, start with the room: Vinyl Sheet Flooring for quiet commercial floors, SPC & Laminate for click-fit planks, or Carpet Tiles for offices.
- Check first: material, thickness, installation method and rating on each product page.
Carpet Tiles
Modular carpet for offices and retail, where you can swap a stained tile instead of replacing the whole floor.
- Choose it if: you want comfort underfoot, sound absorption and easy partial replacement.
- Check first: tile size, backing type, traffic rating and pile type on each product page.
- Note: not suited to wet areas. For easy-clean commercial floors, see Vinyl Sheet Flooring.
SPC & Laminate
Click-fit planks for homes and light commercial rooms.
- Choose SPC if: the room may see spills or humidity. Check the product specification for what the water resistance covers, because edges, joints and the subfloor still matter.
- Choose laminate if: the room stays dry and you want a wood look at a lower cost. Laminate is moisture-resistant at best, so keep it out of bathrooms and laundries.
- Check first: plank thickness, wear layer or AC rating, whether an underlay is attached and the warranty on each product page.
- Need a quieter commercial floor instead? See Vinyl Sheet Flooring.
Artificial Grass
Synthetic turf for gardens, balconies, rooftops and play areas, where you want a green surface without watering or mowing.
- Choose it if: you want a low-maintenance outdoor surface or a soft landing for play areas.
- Check first: pile height, backing and drainage, UV resistance and warranty. Ask our team for the specification of the product you’re considering.
- Note: artificial grass is installed over a prepared, well-drained base. For indoor commercial areas, see Carpet Tiles.
Alberta
Our Alberta collection. Speak to our team for available designs, specifications and samples, and we’ll help you choose the right option for your space.
- Check first: the product specification and installation requirements before you order.
- Not sure it’s the right fit? Compare it with Vinyl Sheet Flooring and SPC & Laminate.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Which is better for a wet area, SPC flooring or laminate flooring?
SPC flooring is the better choice where spills or humidity are likely, because its rigid core is designed to resist water. Laminate flooring is only moisture-resistant at best, so keep it to dry rooms such as bedrooms and living areas. Check each product’s specification for what its water resistance covers, because edges, joints and the subfloor still matter. Compare SPC & Laminate or request a quote.
2. What is the difference between vinyl sheet flooring and SPC flooring?
Vinyl sheet flooring comes in continuous rolls with fewer joins and is fitted professionally on a prepared subfloor. SPC flooring comes as click-fit planks that suit homes and light commercial rooms. Choose sheet vinyl for offices, classrooms and care settings, and SPC for planks with a wood or stone look. See Vinyl Sheet Flooring and SPC & Laminate.
3. Which floor is best for a quiet office or care setting?
Acoustic vinyl flooring has a cushioned backing that softens footfall noise. For example, Tapiflex Excellence Variant Oak Plank Natural has 19dB impact sound reduction and a Class 34 (very heavy) commercial rating. Browse more acoustic options in Vinyl Sheet Flooring.
4. When should I choose carpet tiles for an office?
Carpet tiles suit offices and retail spaces where you want comfort underfoot and sound absorption. They also let you replace a single stained tile instead of the whole floor. They are not suited to wet areas, so for easy-clean commercial floors consider vinyl sheet flooring. See Carpet Tiles.
5. Can I get a sample before I order?
Yes. Request a sample for the floor you are considering, and our team will advise on the right option. You can also visit our showroom through the contact page.
6. How do I get a quote for flooring or artificial grass?
Contact us with your room type, approximate area and the collection you are considering. Our flooring specialists can also advise on subfloor preparation and installation. For outdoor areas, see Artificial Grass.