Luxury vinyl plank (LVP) gives you the look of hardwood with a waterproof, scratch-resistant surface that holds up to kids, pets and Colorado mud season. Sloane's Carpet Secret carries LVP and luxury vinyl tile (LVT) at our Denver East showroom and warehouse and at our Park Meadows showroom in Lone Tree, much of it in stock. Our own crews install it across the Denver metro, and the lifetime installation warranty covers the work.
Is your family constantly on the go? Are you tired of worrying about spilled drinks, muddy paws, or scuffed-up floors? If you need a flooring solution that keeps up with your life without sacrificing style, look no further than luxury vinyl flooring. At Sloane's Carpet Secret, we help busy families and pet owners find beautiful floors that are easy to install and maintain, so you can spend less time cleaning and more time living.
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Luxury vinyl combines the stunning appearance of natural materials with the incredible durability of modern technology. Unlike traditional hardwood or tile, LVT (luxury vinyl tile) and LVP (luxury vinyl plank) are constructed with multiple layers to offer both beauty and function.
The magic of luxury vinyl is in its multi-layered design. It features a solid core layer for stability, a high-definition design layer that mimics wood or stone, and a protective wear layer that shields your floor from everyday wear and tear. This smart construction makes luxury vinyl floors resistant to scratches, dents, and stains.
Luxury vinyl is available in various forms, including planks (LVP), tiles (LVT), and sheets. Each option is known for its durability, affordability, and simple installation, making it a favorite for homeowners across the country.
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With so many options, how do you choose the right luxury vinyl for your home? Here's a breakdown of the types we offer at Sloane's Carpet Secret:
If you love the look of hardwood but need a more practical and budget-friendly option, LVP is the answer.
The elegant look of ceramic or stone tile for your bathroom or kitchen without the tile cost.
Here's why LVP has become the most-asked-about floor in our Denver showrooms.
Appearance and Design
Luxury vinyl floors, especially LVP, offer an incredibly realistic appearance. The high-definition design layer is a photographic masterpiece that captures the unique colors and textures of natural wood, slate, and marble. No matter your home's style—from modern farmhouse to midcentury chic—there’s a vinyl finish that will complement your design perfectly.
Durability and Maintenance
All luxury vinyl floors are built to last. For busy households with children or pets, a thicker wear layer is a wise choice. While traditional wear layers resist scuffs and stains, a urethane-enhanced wear layer offers superior protection against toy car races and pet "zoomies." This is why a quality installation from Sloane's Carpet Secret is key to ensuring your floors stand up to whatever life throws at them.
Installation
While luxury vinyl is known for its straightforward installation, we always recommend professional installation to ensure your floors look their best and are covered by warranty. Our experts at Sloane's Carpet Secret have the experience to handle any subfloor—whether it's concrete, wood, or even existing tile—and ensure a flawless finish.
Versatility:
A vast selection of styles, colors, and types to fit any room and design aesthetic.
Durability:
Highly resistant to stains, scratches, and dents.
Easy Maintenance:
A simple sweep and mop are all it takes to keep your floors looking new.
Water Resistance:
Perfect for kitchens, bathrooms, and basements.
Affordability:
Get the high-end look of hardwood or stone at a fraction of the cost.
Our master installers handle every LVP job, from basements on concrete slab to kitchens and full main floors. Flooring is all they do. We measure first, so material is ordered off real numbers, and most in-stock jobs go from measure to install in about a week.
We install LVP in:
Many of the LVP floors we carry are waterproof, so spills and pet accidents wipe up without soaking in. That makes LVP a good fit for kitchens, bathrooms, laundry rooms and basements.
Yes. LVP is one of the best options for basements on a concrete slab, because water doesn't damage it the way it damages carpet or laminate. We check the slab during the measure.
Both give you a wood look. LVP handles water better, so it's the pick for kitchens, baths and basements. Laminate costs less and works well in living areas and bedrooms.
Read more: the pros and cons of carpet and LVPBoth. Our master installers put in the LVP we sell, and our lifetime installation warranty covers the installation.