Vinyl is the quiet achiever of our range — and a quarter of our work. From luxury vinyl planks (LVP) in homes to commercial-grade sheet vinyl in medical rooms, kitchens and aged care, it's the flooring that works hardest for its keep.
Fully waterproof, soft underfoot, easy to clean and available in timber, stone and plain finishes, vinyl solves problems other floors can't.
Why choose it
What vinyl does brilliantly
Fully waterproof
Sheet vinyl can be welded seamless and coved — the standard for wet and hygienic areas.
Comfortable & quiet
Softer and warmer underfoot than tiles, and gentler on legs and dropped crockery.
Easy care
Wipes clean, resists stains, and handles commercial cleaning regimes with ease.
Commercial-grade options
Slip-rated, hygienic and heavy-traffic ranges for offices, hospitality, health and strata.
Before & after
See what vinyl changes
One floor running straight through the kitchen and the laundry — drag the divider and see where the joins used to be.
Styled visualisation of a typical kitchen and laundry vinyl replacement.
What we stock
Vinyl Flooring ranges, compared
We supply vinyl from several manufacturers rather than one. Here is what each range is actually good at — including where it isn't the right answer.
Karndean
Knight Tile Gluedown
Karndean's entry range, glued flat to the subfloor.
Karndean
Van Gogh Gluedown
A clear step up from Knight Tile without going to Korlok money.
NFD
Tranquility
The thickest plank NFD makes at 5mm, and the only one in their range with an acoustic backing built into the board rather than a separate underlay.
NFD
Illusions
Five millimetres on a narrower 177.8mm board, Korean made, with a Semi Wild 2 emboss that runs deeper than most vinyl at this thickness.
NFD
Cascade
A 4.5mm longboard — 228.6mm wide and 1524mm long — in twelve tones built to read as a select-grade timber floor.
NFD
Stella
The same 4.5mm longboard format as Cascade in a different palette of ten — leaning cooler and greyer, through oyster and tidal tones to a near-charcoal.
NFD
Sunvista
Twelve colours on a 4.5mm board in the narrower 177.8mm width, at the shorter 1219.2mm length.
NFD
Tempess
A 4.5mm board that keeps the full 228.6mm width but drops to a 1219.2mm length — the middle ground between the longboards and the narrow ranges.
NFD
Spellbound
A 3mm longboard, 228mm by 1524mm, in twelve colours from mythical greys through warm honeys to deep earthy tones.
NFD
Reaction
Six colours on a 2.5mm glue-down board with an embossed grain and a matte surface.
NFD
Calloway
The entry point: a 2mm glue-down plank with a 0.2mm wear layer, in four timber tones.
Polyflor
Expona Simplay PUR
Polyflor's adhesive-free floor: a 5mm loose-lay plank and tile with a non-skid honeycomb backing and the heaviest wear layer in our Polyflor book at 0.7mm.
Polyflor
Expona Superplank PUR
A slim 2mm glue-down plank with a 0.55mm wear layer and the most Australian palette Polyflor makes — Ghost Gum, Blackbutt-adjacent oaks, Black Japan — plus a quartet of abstract tiles.
Polyflor
MiPlank
A 5mm adhered plank drawn almost entirely from the Australian bush — Blackwood, Wattle, Paperbark, Grey Gum — in long 1505mm boards that make a room read wider.
Polyflor
MiPlank Acoustic
Seven of MiPlank's Australian looks on a built-in 1mm IXPE acoustic foam layer: 19dB impact-sound reduction, STC 55 and IIC 56 — the numbers an apartment building manager actually asks to see, in writing..
Polyflor
Affinity PUR
Polyflor's residential-first plank: sixteen oak looks from cracked white to flamed chestnut in one 184 × 1219mm format, glue-down, with a 0.3mm wear layer rated Class 23 for heavy residential use..
Polyflor
Camaro PUR
The design book of the Polyflor range: thirty looks spanning oak planks in four widths, true parquet blocks, and a stone set that runs from Ocean Slate to a gold-flecked micro terrazzo.
Polyflor
Studioflor
The entry point to Polyflor: a 2mm glue-down plank in ten straightforward timber looks, 100% recyclable with up to 40% recycled content, rated Class 22 for general residential use..
Where it doesn’t suit
Luxury vinyl planks look great, but in a premium living space engineered timber or hybrid usually presents better and adds more value. Where vinyl is unbeatable is wet, hygienic and heavy-duty spaces — that's where we recommend it with total confidence.
Good questions
Vinyl Flooring, answered
What's the difference between sheet vinyl and vinyl planks?
Sheet vinyl comes in wide rolls that can be welded into a seamless, fully waterproof surface — the choice for bathrooms, laundries and commercial hygiene areas. Luxury vinyl planks (LVP) look like individual timber boards and suit living spaces. We install both and will recommend what fits each room.
Is vinyl flooring suitable for commercial spaces?
Absolutely — it's our most common commercial specification. Commercial vinyl ranges carry slip ratings and wear classifications for offices, hospitality, medical and aged care. We can advise on compliance requirements for your fit-out.
How long does vinyl flooring last?
Quality residential vinyl typically serves 10–20 years; commercial-grade product is engineered for heavy traffic across its rated life. Correct subfloor preparation is the real secret to longevity — it's the part you don't see, and the part we never skip.
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Thinking about vinyl?
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