LVT Inspiration for your playroom

Playtime can be a noisy business so acoustics will be an important part of your decision making process when it comes to choosing your floor. 

It’s good to know that all our floors come with an integrated acoustic layer which absorbs sound and reduces noise transfer to rooms below. 

So you can rest assured that your home will remain an oasis of tranquillity, even when pirates are hunting for treasure. We promise.

Floor pictured: Canadian Urban Oak

Are your floors smooth, level and dry? Maybe a little uneven or new and still drying? Perhaps you’re looking to protect the existing hard floor. Whatever your situation, we have the perfect solution for you.

• Choose Korlok or Palio Rigid if your floors are uneven, still drying or you’re installing on top of floorboards or tiles. The rigid core format is perfect for coping with slight imperfections and is simple to fit with a convenient click-locking mechanism.
• Choose Palio LooseLay if your floor is dry and smooth and you want to be able to lift and reuse your flooring in another room. Our loose lay floors boast an innovative friction grip backing that holds each plank or tile firmly in place.

Can I fit it myself? Of course you can. 

With Palio Express luxury vinyl flooring and a few basic tools, fitting your own floor is as easy as 1,2,3. You’ll be amazed at what you can achieve. Trust us. 

• Fit Korlok and Palio Rigid: Simply click each plank or tile together for a secure and stylish floor in any room.
• Fit Palio LooseLay: Lay each plank or tile in place, fitting it tight to the edge of the room and to another plank/tile. The innovative friction grip backing will hold the product to the floor while a tackifier secures the floor around the perimeter and doorways.

To see just how easy it is to fit your DIY luxury vinyl floor, head on over to our useful step-by-step installation guide and videos.

Floor pictured: Washed Grey Ash

As your child grows, their tastes will evolve so you need a floor that can adapt with them. A neutral design will be the ideal choice. 

If your playroom gets lots of natural sunlight you can opt for a cooler shade such as Salina, available in a choice of formats, with its unique blend of blue-grey and cream wood tones or Korlok Oyster Oak with its interesting rustic grey and beige grain details.

A room that is more shaded will benefit from a floor with warmer tones such as Korlok Canadian Urban Oak, available in long and herringbone planks, or the characterful textures of Korlok Weathered Spotted Gum.

For something a little different, why not mix it up with a blend of two or more designs in a striped or random plank pattern. The choice is yours.