Vinyl Wooden sheets come with a huge range of stylish looks, including realist wood and looks, and more contemporary decorative surfaces. The best part? You get all of these benefits at an affordable price.

You can put heavy appliances on vinyl tiles and planks as long as you use furniture pads or sliders under them. However, you should not install heavy appliances over loose laid sheet vinyl, because this could cause a pinch point and damage the floor.

For furniture, you should use felt furniture pads under the legs to prevent scratching the flooring. Never use rubber, as rubber can stain vinyl flooring.

You can also put most vinyl flooring under kitchen cabinets and appliances, but it's a good idea to glue down those sections.

While some vinyl products do have a scratch-resistant surface, no vinyl flooring is 100% scratch proof. Over time, scratches may occur. 

Even if using waterproof vinyl flooring, we do not recommend vinyl flooring for outside or semi-outdoor areas. UV rays can cause fading and weather can damage the flooring over time. Using vinyl flooring outside may also void the manufacturer's warranty. For these reasons, stick to using vinyl flooring indoors.

When installing vinyl planks, you should orient the length of the planks to parallel the longest walls in the room. This will make the space feel larger.

The good news is, vinyl flooring is virtually maintenance-free. It’s so easy to clean and take care of, you won't dread doing chores.

You can also use a damp mop to keep your vinyl flooring clean. Be sure to clean up any spills immediately to prevent damage to your flooring.

To keep your vinyl flooring looking its best, we have a few tips:

• Use felt pads under chairs and furniture legs to prevent scratching of the flooring surface.
• Place doormats at all entrances to prevent tracked in dirt, rocks, moisture, and other debris.
• Avoid using rubber-backed mats as they can stain the flooring surface over time.

With these tips, your vinyl flooring will look great for years!