Nest Aged Chalk Grey Oak Click Rigid Core Luxury Vinyl Tile Wood Flooring - 6.5mm Thick (inc. 1mm Underlay)
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Kitchen
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Lounge
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Dining
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Bedroom
| Product Code | NESTV132 |
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| Brand | Nest |
| Thickness | 6.5mm |
| Length | 1217mm |
| Width | 178mm |
| Pack Size | 2.05 m² |
| Shade | Grey Oak |
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| Edge Detail | Bevelled Edge |
| Wear Layer | 0.50mm |
| Plank Style | Wood Effect |
| Installation Method | Click System |
| Guarantee | 30 Years |
Nest Aged Chalk Grey Oak Click Rigid Core Luxury Vinyl Tile Wood Flooring is 1217mm long and 178mm wide, and has a total thickness of 6.5mm. It also has a wear layer of 0.50mm and bevelled edges that add depth and definition, meaning they make a room look larger. Vinyl flooring looks identical to the material it emulates, but is always a fraction of the price of authentic alternatives. It is comfortable for walking on, as it is thick, cushioned, and works well with underfloor heating to maintain heat year round. Alternatives do not provide this. Vinyl is also hard-wearing, meaning it can withstand lots of footfall, as well as being non-absorbent, anti-slip and easy to clean. This makes it suitable for the bathroom, kitchen, hallway, lounge and dining room, aided by the fact it is available in the style of any material or pattern you can think of! A vinyl oak floor is indistinguishable from a real oak floor. The grain and knots of natural oak flooring are well replicated in our range, and bring a warm cosy feeling into any home. This oak has a grey hue, giving it a unique and elegant touch and is a neutral shade that works with any other decor. This makes it ideal for fitting into a home that has already been decorated. Vinyl wood creates that air of elegance without the price tag or deforestation that occurs with authentic wood, which is especially useful for those who want to look after the planet and their wallet. It also has the advantage of not warping or shrinking in changes to humidity like real wood does, meaning underfloor heating is suitable and your floor will stay as you bought it for years to come. Vinyl that has a click installation method means it is easy to install as it just locks into place. This makes it stable, although it can also be glued or nailed down to increase this further. It is suitable for busy households with lots of children running around without risk of the floor slipping. Another benefit of this installation method is easy replacement of one section rather than the entire floor should damage occur. |
If you’re looking to install luxury vinyl tiles by hand, there are a few things to bear in mind:
Glue Down vs Click
Before you purchase your LVT, check which installation system it uses. There are two main types: ‘Glue Down’ and ‘Click’.
• Glue Down is more traditional, ensuring dimensional stability and strength. Each tile is placed in a desired pattern, and set alongside the neighbouring tiles.
• Click installation is quick and hassle free. Each tile fits together seamlessly and securely, locking into place with a single movement.
Floating
Many fitters prefer floating their tiles due to quick and easy installation. Floating does not require you to fix your flooring to a subfloor, however, only click tiles can be fitted this way.
A thin underlay is fitted underneath the tile to encourage cushioning underfoot. Floating helps cut down on labour, whilst ensuring that your boards are comfortable and strong underfoot.
Fixing
Fixing your flooring to the subfloor will ensure a long lifespan and minimal movement. Both Glue Down and Click tiles can be fitted this way, however, it is more popular with the former.
LVT can be installed above most existing hard surfaces, such as concrete, plywood, tiles, and wood boards. Adhesive is applied directly under the tile, setting rigidly into place.
For an in-depth look at fitting LVT, check out our dedicated installation guide. We’ve curated the best tips and tricks, helping your renovation go smoothly.
