Vinyl Tiles
Compare vinyl floor tiles, VCT and LVT-style options for durable floors in kitchens, basements, retail areas and other busy spaces. Filter by colour, format and product type, then pair the tile with adhesive, rollers or trims.
Frequently asked questions
See all FAQsWhat is the difference between VCT and luxury vinyl tile (LVT)?
VCT means vinyl composition tile. It is a popular choice for commercial spaces with a lot of foot traffic. Armstrong Standard Excelon Imperial Texture is one example: it is glued down with adhesive spread over the whole floor, and you care for it with polish. LVT means luxury vinyl tile. Armstrong Terra, for example, is a solid vinyl tile that is also glued down, but Armstrong says it does not need polish or buffing. Polish is optional.
Which vinyl tiles can I install without glue?
Look for loose lay or click tiles. Fuzion Smartdrop tiles are loose lay. Fuzion says they install quickly over most subfloors, with no special tools. If you prefer, they can also be glued, glued around the edges (perimeter glue) or taped. Fuzion Dynamix Grande tiles click together with a push-lock system and come with an attached acoustic pad.
Can I install vinyl tiles over radiant floor heating?
Some can. Fuzion lists Smartdrop and Dynamix Grande tiles as compatible with hydronic (hot water) radiant heating. Both can also go on, above or below grade (ground level), so a basement works too. Read the installation guide on each product page before you start.
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