Hybrid Flooring 👉 Discover the Pros and Cons of Hybrid Floors

Are you considering hybrid flooring for your home or business space? In this video, our flooring expert Clem Sturgess shares the pros and cons of hybrid flooring.

What is Hybrid Flooring?

Hybrid flooring is the newest product in the flooring industry. These floors combine the best of laminate and vinyl flooring products into one reliable floor covering. They are as strong as vinyl with the great look and feel of laminate.

What is the Composition of Hybrid Flooring?

There are several layers that make up a hybrid flooring plank. There is a solid core, often a limestone held together with PVC. On top of the core is the picture film that showcases the timber picture.

Hybrid floors also feature an underlay. You can install this flooring as it comes out of the box.

Similarities to Laminate Floors

Like laminate floors, hybrid floors have a joining system that connects boards seamlessly. Hybrid flooring products are often installed in the same way as laminate flooring products.

Similarities to Vinyl Floors

Like vinyl floors, hybrid flooring uses a durable wear layer with a picture film over top. This wear layer is similar to the one used for most vinyl floors. In many ways, hybrid flooring is a mix-and-match of several great flooring products.

Benefits of Hybrid Flooring

You cannot go wrong with a hybrid flooring product. It offers a durable, low-maintenance floor covering for busy spaces and busy lives. There are no downsides to this waterproof, stain-resistant, and scratch-resistant flooring.

[elcrypterino]

If i put hybrid flooring in the kitchen do appliances go on top and free standing stove? Thanks for the video.

[ark]

Which is better in terms of VOCs release - better for breathing?? Hybrid flooring vs LVP vs engineered wood?

[andrewharris]

Can a kitchen island go on top of the flooring or do you need to trim around?

[Thetwinsquad-sv]

Which brand hybrid are you holding in the video?

[groosomflame]

Once hybrid is installed is there a time buffer before you can place heavy furniture such as sofas/ dinning tables on the the new floor?

[Jcroffe]

"it stain resistant and scratch resistant. It's not stain proof and it's not scratch proof." what the hell does that mean?