PVC
Strong, stylish and easy to maintain. PVC combines a natural look with practical convenience for everyday use.
PVC that stays beautiful and works practically
PVC is not for nothing one of the most popular flooring choices right now. You get the look of wood, concrete or natural stone, combined with a floor that is strong, easy to maintain and comfortable in daily use.
But not every PVC floor is the same. Differences in quality, thickness, wear layer, subfloor and laying method ultimately determine how the floor looks, feels and holds up in the longer term.
At NTU Vloeren we therefore help you not only choose a beautiful design, but above all a PVC floor that suits the space, your living style and the way you use the floor every day.
Why choose PVC?
- Strong and hard-wearing
- Easy to maintain
- Water-resistant
- Suitable for many different spaces
- Available in wood, stone and concrete looks
- Combines well with underfloor heating
- Wide choice of planks, tiles and laying patterns
PVC from well-known brands
At NTU Vloeren we work with several well-known PVC brands and collections. This allows us to compare floors on look, quality, construction, ease of use and price range.
In our collection you will find PVC floors from, among others:
Forbo · Ambiant · Bodiax · Gelasta · Belakos · Meister · Solidfloor · COREtec · Quick-Step
From calm wide planks to herringbone, concrete look and lifelike wood textures: every brand has its own collections and strengths.
Which PVC floor suits you best is therefore not determined only by brand or design. We look above all at the space, subfloor, underfloor heating, intensity of use, maintenance and your budget.
That way you don't get a floor that only looks good in the showroom, but a floor that is also practical for your situation.
Glue-down PVC or click PVC?
An important choice is the way the floor is laid.
Glue-down PVC is bonded directly to a flat subfloor and gives a sleek, stable result. It is a popular choice when you want the lowest possible floor build-up and a strong combination with underfloor heating.
Click PVC works with a click system and can be a practical solution in certain situations, for example when the existing subfloor is suitable for it.
Which version fits best depends, among other things, on the existing floor, the space, the desired build-up height and your personal wishes.
The subfloor makes the difference
With PVC, good preparation is extra important. Especially with glued PVC, unevenness in the subfloor can eventually become visible.
That is why we first look at the condition of the subfloor and determine what preparation is needed. Think, for example, of levelling before the new floor is laid.
Good preparation not only gives a nicer result, but also contributes to the lifespan and comfort of the floor.
Don't choose on looks alone
Herringbone, wide planks, calm wood tones or a rugged concrete look: there is an enormous choice.
But a floor must do more than just look good. That is why we also consider intensity of use, maintenance, comfort, underfloor heating and the quality and construction of the material.
That way you choose a PVC floor that not only feels good on day one, but also continues to suit your home or space in the longer term.
See PVC in Utrecht
A design on a screen can look very different in real life. Colours change with the light, and texture, format and tactile details are also hard to judge online.
That is why we recommend viewing several PVC floors side by side.
In our showroom in Utrecht you can compare colours, textures, formats, brands and laying patterns. Our specialists then help you make a choice that suits your space, style, use and budget.
Van kiezen tot perfect gelegd
View and compare
Find the floor that suits you In our showroom, view different colours, plank formats, wood textures and patterns. That way you see much better which PVC really suits your home than from a screen alone.
Advice for your situation
It has to be right technically too We look at the subfloor, underfloor heating, use of the space, look and budget. We also discuss whether glue-down PVC, click PVC, herringbone or a straight plank is the best choice for your home.
Preparing and laying
From subfloor to end result After you have chosen, we can take care of measuring, preparing or levelling the subfloor and professional installation. That way you know in advance what is needed and have one point of contact for the complete process.
Frequently asked questions about PVC
From underfloor heating and subfloor to laying method and costs. Here you will find answers to the questions we get asked most often about PVC floors.
Which PVC floor suits my home best?
That depends on the space, the look you want, the subfloor and how intensively the floor is used. Colour, plank format and pattern also make a big difference. In our showroom you can view different PVC floors side by side and we help you determine which version best suits your interior and situation.
Is PVC suitable for underfloor heating?
Yes, PVC is generally very suitable for underfloor heating thanks to its relatively low thermal resistance. It is important, however, that the complete floor build-up is right. That is why at NTU Vloeren we also look at the subfloor, levelling and chosen PVC floor before we advise.
What does a PVC floor cost, including installation?
The total price does not depend only on the PVC floor itself. The number of square metres, the condition of the subfloor, any levelling and the laying pattern also play a role. A straight plank, for example, is priced differently from herringbone. With the details of your home we can draw up a clear total price.
Which is better: click PVC or glue-down PVC?
Both have their own advantages. Glue-down PVC is bonded directly to a levelled subfloor and gives a sleek result. Click PVC can in certain situations be installed more quickly. Which solution is best depends on the subfloor, the space and your wishes. We are happy to advise you personally.
