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Green Vinyl Flooring

Want to add a natural feel to your home? You can’t go wrong with our green vinyl flooring. From forest and sage green colours to parquet and tile-effect design, we’ve got every vinyl flooring pattern you need to transform your home.

Our green vinyl and lino flooring options are great in bathrooms, kitchens, and hallways, giving each room a healthy and organic feel. And for a bold choice in living spaces, darker greens can add some drama and bring a modern look to your home.

Get your durable and affordable vinyl flooring today with a free online quote or buy in-store at 57 locations across the UK.

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FAQs

Vinyl flooring is a durable floor covering that is made of layers using different synthetic materials. It’s designed to be extremely durable and functional and has excellent water-resistant properties.

It has become popular in recent years due to a wide choice of finishes that give the appearance of tile or real wood floors.

The main benefits of vinyl flooring are:
- Water-resistant properties (making them great for bathrooms and kitchens).
- Hard-wearing so they require much less maintenance and can last for many years.
- They feel cushioned, which gives them a pleasant feeling when you walk across them.
- They’re one of the most affordable flooring types sold in the UK.
Lino, or linoleum, is a type of vinyl flooring. While vinyl is made from synthetic materials, lino is made from natural materials like cork dust, pine resin, or sawdust. These materials are combined with linseed oil to form linoleum.

In terms of the difference, both vinyl and lino have the same level of durability and resistance. Some people feel like lino is slightly softer than vinyl.

Both types of flooring offer good slip resistance, making them ideal for humid areas like kitchens and bathrooms.
Vinyl is one of the most versatile flooring options and can be effectively used in pretty much every room.

Due to the fact that they’re available in different colours and can take on the appearance of other materials like stone or wood, you can have them in any room.

Just follow the links below to see our hand-picked selection of vinyl and lino flooring for each popular room:
- Bathroom vinyl flooring
- Kitchen vinyl flooring
- Living room vinyl flooring
- Bedroom vinyl flooring
- Vinyl flooring for hallways
- Dining room vinyl flooring
To go with our wide choice of vinyl flooring for rooms across your home, we have a huge collection of colours and styles.

Our most popular colours are:
- Grey
- Black
- Black and White
- White
- Pink
- Green
- Blue
- Beige
- Cream
- Brown
Alongside our colours, we’ve got specific styles to look at.

Our stone-effect vinyl flooring is one of our most popular, as you can get the look of stone flooring for a much cheaper price.

Wood-effect lino flooring is another top choice as it can mimic the look of real wood while adding water-resistant properties at a more affordable cost.

Other top styles to choose from include:
- Herringbone
- Cushioned
- Patterned
Vinyl floors can be cleaned with a mop and warm water for normal cleaning. Vinegar may be added for a deeper clean. For ground-in dirt or stubborn stains, a few drops of dishwasher liquid can help to lift dirt. Vinyl floors should be cleaned thoroughly, and excess water should be mopped up.
Our vinyl flooring comes with a cushion backing to make it comfortable underfoot, which means underlay is not necessary. Floors do have to be relatively smooth before you have your new vinyl flooring fitted. Your local store will be able to come out and expertly measure and assess your current floor.
Both vinyl and laminate flooring are popular choices, and there is no clear winner. While laminate flooring tends to look more realistic to the materials it emulates and is a good choice for living rooms and bedrooms, vinyl is more water-resistant and likely better suited to kitchens and bathrooms. Vinyl flooring tends to be cheaper than laminate flooring.

Green Vinyl FAQ's

Green vinyl tile and lino are hard-wearing and extremely durable meaning they can be used for almost any room.

Our green vinyl flooring is designed to be water-resistant and can be used in humid or high-moisture areas. It won’t bend or buckle like wood flooring can, so you can expect long-lasting flooring for years to come.

Green is a popular colour choice for giving homes a natural feel. It is often considered a great colour for encouraging creativity, making it ideal for kitchens or even home offices. And you can get all of these benefits for an incredibly affordable price, putting green vinyl flooring among our most popular options.

Colour variations for green vinyl range from dark and bold to pale and subtle.

Deep, dark greens can be combined with lighter walls and furnishings for a modern look in bedrooms and dining rooms.

Pale, soft greens can be installed to generate an airy and fresh feel in hallways and landings.

Sage greens and mid-shade greens are popular in places like kitchens and bathrooms, and when combined with organic finishes like wood and stone, they can bring a calm and natural effect into the room.

Green vinyl flooring is adaptable and versatile, with a colour palette and range of styles that suit almost any setting.

Along with its popularity inside the home, green vinyl is also suitable for use in commercial settings and exterior areas.

Sunrooms and conservatories can benefit from green vinyl flooring, and businesses often use green to create a calm and relaxed atmosphere.

Some types of commercial settings where green vinyl is used include:

Schools: Green can inspire creativity and imagination, and schools use the colour frequently to provide inspiration and encourage imagination.
Creative agencies: Green’s ability to inspire imagination and creativity makes it a popular colour in creative settings like graphic design studios, marketing agencies, and other artistic businesses.
Restaurants: Vibrant shades of green can create an exciting environment for new and modern eateries. Softer, subtle shades can be used for a calmer, more relaxed atmosphere.

Health and medical: Green is a calming and relaxing colour. For this reason, it’s used in medical settings such as doctors' surgeries, medical clinics, and dentists' offices.