LVT Plank Flooring
Luxury vinyl plank flooring, also referred to as LVT plank flooring, is one of the most popular flooring choices for modern homes thanks to its durability, waterproof performance and realistic wood-look designs.
At J2 Flooring, we supply a carefully selected range of luxury vinyl plank flooring designed for both residential and commercial spaces. Browse our range of LVT plank flooring below to find a durable, stylish and low-maintenance flooring solution for your home.
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Naked Oak Plank
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Carpenters Oak Plank
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Holborn Oak Plank
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Muted Oak Plank
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Spring Oak Plank
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Pale Oak Plank
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Farmhouse Oak Plank
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Scorched Timber Plank
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Country Oak Plank
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Chapel Oak Plank
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Regal Timber Plank
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Timber Greige Plank
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Blonde Oak Plank
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Fumed Oak Light Plank
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Golden Oak Plank
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Scandinavian Pine Plank
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New Forest Oak Plank
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Alpine Mist Plank
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Taupe Brushed Oak Plank
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Glacier Oak Plank
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Weathered Timber Plank
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Sun Bleached Wood Plank
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Silver Ash Plank
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Select Oak Plank
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Studio Timber Plank
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Grey Driftwood Plank
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Roasted Oak Plank
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Delamere Plank
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Rift Sawn Oak Plank
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Sherwood Plank
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Abernethy Plank
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Galloway Plank
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Smoked Limewash Plank
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Tollymore Plank
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Hardwick Plank
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Kielder Plank
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Ashdown Plank
What Is Plank Flooring?
Plank flooring refers to flooring boards that are shaped in long, narrow strips designed to replicate traditional wooden floorboards. At J2 Flooring, we offer a carefully selected range of LVT plank flooring that combines the appearance of natural wood with the practicality of vinyl.
The main difference between LVT plank flooring and LVT tile flooring is the shape and visual style. Plank formats are designed to replicate wood flooring, while tile formats typically replicate stone or ceramic tiles.
LVT planks are available in two main installation types:
Click LVT Plank Flooring
- Installed using a click-lock system
- Faster and easier installation
Glue-Down LVT Plank Flooring
- Stuck down directly to the subfloor
- More stable in large spaces
- Common in commercial environments
Both installation types offer the same durability, waterproof performance and realistic wood appearance.
Why Choose LVT Plank Flooring?
There are many reasons homeowners and businesses choose luxury vinyl plank flooring over traditional materials.
Waterproof Performance
One of the biggest advantages of LVT plank flooring is its resistance to moisture. Unlike real wood, it will not swell or warp when exposed to water, making it ideal for bathrooms, kitchens, hallways and ground floors.
Realistic Wood Appearance
Modern wood plank LVT flooring features embossed textures and high-definition printing that closely replicate natural timber.
Low Maintenance
Unlike solid wood flooring, plank LVT flooring does not require sanding, sealing or specialist cleaning products.
Durable and Hard-Wearing
Luxury vinyl planks are designed to withstand everyday wear, making them suitable for high-traffic areas such as living rooms, hallways and commercial spaces.
Comfortable Underfoot
LVT flooring often feels warmer and softer underfoot than ceramic tiles or laminate flooring and works well with underfloor heating.
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Plank LVT flooring FAQs
Below are some common questions and answers about plank LVT:
LVT plank flooring can be used in most areas of the home, including living rooms, hallways, bedrooms and kitchens. Because it is waterproof and durable, it performs particularly well in high-traffic areas where traditional wood flooring may struggle.
LVT plank flooring is designed to replicate wood floorboards, while LVT tile flooring is manufactured to resemble stone or ceramic tiles. Both offer the same durability and waterproof properties.
Vinyl plank flooring is often more water-resistant than laminate flooring and tends to perform better in areas where moisture is present. It is also typically quieter underfoot and requires less maintenance.