Vinyl Flooring

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Commercial vinyl flooring is high-grade floor covering designed to withstand heavy-foot-traffic areas. Armstrong static dissipative tiles (SDT), luxury vinyl tiles (LVT), commercial vinyl composite tiles ( VCT tile ), vinyl wood plank flooring, and resilient vinyl sheet flooring are great options for almost any commercial or industrial application. Vinyl Flooring for High-Traffic Spaces VCT and vinyl wood flooring are commonly used in public spaces such as retail stores, business offices, or even schools and classrooms because of their dimensional stability. Vinyl wood floors are often chosen for being inexpensive, easy to maintain, and durable. Resilient vinyl tiles, wood planks, and sheet vinyl materials are the best flooring for high-traffic areas. Commercial luxury vinyl flooring is more resistant to stains, scratches, and other common surface wear compared to natural flooring like wood or stone, which are less forgiving. Standard Vinyl Floor Tile Sizes Standard vinyl floor tiles come in 12" x 12" squares and are cut to a 1/8" thickness. Most cartons of vinyl floor tiles contain 45 square feet per box. Each box of commercial vinyl flooring tile weighs approximately 63 pounds, so expect to pay a little more for direct shipping. In addition, vinyl tiles also now come in 16" x 16" (Azrock Cortina Grande) and 12" x 24" (Armstrong Raffia) sizes. Vinyl Composition Tile Costs The price of cheap commercial flooring ranges from $0.99 to several dollars per square foot, depending on the brand and the type of vinyl flooring for sale. For example, premium vinyl floor tile or slip-resistant tiles generally cost $2–$4 per square foot. Premium or luxury vinyl tile flooring is often more expensive because of how it’s made and its unique patterns. Luxury vinyl tile is an industrial vinyl flooring option that can withstand constant scuffing and pressure versus typical vinyl flooring products because of its multilayer assembly. Slip-resistant tiles have a special top surface that