The Rigid Core Vinyl floor can be installed using the floating click method, where the tables fit together without glue, or using the method of direct gluing to the subsoil. It’s important to follow the manufacturer’s instructions for proper installation.

Yes, because of its durability and durability, the Rigid Core Vinyl floor is a popular choice for commercial facilities such as retail stores, offices, and restaurants.

The durability of a Rigid Core Vinyl floor depends on several factors, such as material quality, thickness, and level of traffic. Overall, it is expected to last between 10 and 20 years with good maintenance.

The Rigid Core Vinyl floor is durable, water resistant, easy to clean, and comes in a wide range of styles and colors. It is also softer and warmer to touch than some other hard ground options.

Yes, in most cases the Rigid Core Vinyl floor can be installed directly on existing floors, such as tiles, plywood, or concrete, provided the surface is clean, level, and without major imperfections.

The Rigid Core Vinyl floor is easily cleaned with a broom, vacuum cleaner, or wet mop with warm water and a soft detergent. Avoid using abrasive products or waxes, as they can damage the finish.

Yes, Rigid Core Vinyl flooring is a good option for allergic people because it doesn’t trap dust or allergens like carpets do. It is also resistant to mold and fungi.

Yes, in most cases, individual vinyl planks or vinyl tiles can be replaced if damaged. This makes it a practical and economical option in the long term.