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With luxury vinyl tile and sheet in more than 100 designs, the Polyflor at Home brand provides endless possibilities for interior designers and homeowners.
The Polyflor at Home brand offers a choice of over 100 beautiful and functional vinyl flooring designs for residential and light commercial projects. Designed to enhance any room in the home, there is a Polyflor at Home floor that will perfectly complement any interior design scheme.
This product family includes 63 Luxury Vinyl Tile (LVT) designs from the Camaro, Colonia and Camaro Loc collections, as well as 40 Luxury Vinyl Sheet (LVS) designs from the Secura and Designatex ranges. Designed to mimic the look of natural materials such as wood and stone, Polyflor at Home flooring designs feature surface textures, tonal hues, natural colour variation and grain detail for added realism.
“Flooring from the Camaro, Camaro Loc, Secura and Designatex ranges are also suitable for installation in light
commercial interiors such as small offices and boutique shops.“
Following extensive design, trend and performance research from Polyflor’s experienced product design team, these LVT and LVS flooring collections feature designs which authentically replicate a wide variety of tree species and wood treatments. Meanwhile, the stone designs include everything from industrial concretes and slates to traditional limestones. A major benefit is that vinyl flooring also provides warmth and comfort under foot, unlike real wood and stone which can be too cold and hard for bare feet.
Polyflor is celebrating the one-year anniversary of the Camaro collection relaunch, as wood and stone effects were added to create a new 30 design collection in autumn 2016. The refreshed collection features modern
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concretes and updated slate designs as well as on-trend white, grey and black wood effects. These new designs have proved extremely popular with customers, especially the two parquet designs which feature smaller sized planks, meaning that no cutting is required to create patterns such as herringbone and woodblock.
The versatility of Polyflor’s range of luxury vinyl tiles gives interior designers and homeowners the opportunity to express their individuality with a creative and intelligent flooring design that is truly unique. These luxury vinyl tile products can be “straight laid” for a classic look, or for those looking to create an eye- catching effect or bespoke look they can also be used with inlay accessories and placed in patterns to produce more ambitious design floors.
LVT can be laid around the edges of room to create borders and around features such as kitchen islands or fireplaces to highlight these areas. Decorative patterned borders and corners can be also be made to order. Polyflor also offers a number of inlay accessory products in complementary and contrasting shades that can further enhance a floor design. Marquetry strips are designed to be used with wood effect LVT to accentuate plank lengths. Grouting strips can create eye- catching stone effect floor designs, while solid colour feature strips add a more dramatic effect to planks and tiles.
Luxury Vinyl Sheet flooring products offer a similar look to LVT but have the benefit of being quicker to install due to their sheet format. Secura was also relaunched in January 2017 with new designs added to the 22 strong LVS collection, including on-trend grey toned oaks. Available in 2, 3 and 4metre widths to accommodate larger living spaces, Secura has a 3.0mm gauge and 0.35mm wear layer with SureTread R10
▲ Polyflor Camaro Sienna Oak
▲ Polyflor Designatex English Oak Parquet
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