INYL FLOOR


Vinyl fl ooring is on a high at the moment, something in no small measure due to the sort of emerging technologies that have strengthened the hands of the manufacturers, resulting in vividly realistic tiles and planks that can recreate natural looks and the way they are using these advances to create the sort of unique, decorative designs unheard of a few years ago. Such innovations


and such realism is partly behind the fact that, globally, the current LVT market, valued at an estimated €300.98 million last year, is now predicted to grow with a CAGR of 11.74 per cent by 2027. Importantly, as we are in an age where natural surfaces are so sought-


after, modern vinyl is more than up to the task; wood-look vinyl is now every bit as realistic as wood-look laminate. Many experts in the design world now regard wood-look fl ooring and wood accents as the new neutral, not least because of their versatility. And the technology is making


FACT There has been a rise in demand for anything school-related, from desks and chairs to blackboards and vaulting horses


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