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Wool Carpet

Made from 100% natural wool - soft, luxurious, warm, and enduring

Synthetic Carpet

Made from durable nylon or polyester fibres for colourfast, easy-care comfort

Carpet Tiles

Durable modular tiles that are easy to replace, ideal for busy family spaces, hallways, and offices

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Heavy-duty synthetic carpet designed to resist moisture, dirt, and wear

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Laminate

Wood-look planks with a strong composite core and scratch-resistant surface

Engineered Timber

Real hardwood veneer over a stable plywood base for natural beauty and strength.

Vinyl Plank & Sheet

Flexible PVC layers mimic timber or stone with cushioned, water-resistant performance

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Waterproof planks combining vinyl and laminate layers for ultimate durability and comfort

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Synthetic grass made from UV-stabilised fibres for low-maintenance, year-round greenery

Rugs

Designer rugs for NZ homes, adding warmth and texture, from classic neutrals to bold statement styles.

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Soft linen cushions in rich colours and textures, perfect for styling your sofa, bed, or nook.

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Beautiful cotton and NZ lambswool throws, made for cosy layering and instant warmth.

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Practical, stylish & family-friendly

Why choose vinyl flooring?

Vinyl flooring is a smart, versatile choice for homes that need to balance lifestyle, style, and practicality. Available in sheets, planks, and tiles, modern vinyl can convincingly replicate the look of timber, stone, or ceramic — but with added softness underfoot and far less maintenance. It’s ideal for high-use zones like kitchens, bathrooms, laundries, and hallways, thanks to its water-resistant design and commercial-grade durability.

Easy to clean and warmer than tiles, vinyl is also a great option for families with kids or pets. If a plank or tile gets damaged, it can be quickly replaced without redoing the whole floor. With fewer joins, sheet vinyl offers even better moisture protection — especially in wet areas.

Whether you're after something classic or contemporary, vinyl flooring offers a wide range of looks that work beautifully alongside carpeted rooms or on its own. And because it’s built to last, vinyl is a cost-effective investment that delivers comfort, style, and performance for years to come.

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Oslo Plank

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Tundra

Style and comfort for every day

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Enduro Pro 2m Vinyl Sheet

Waterproof vinyl for busy homes

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Fashion 200 2m vinyl

Bold designs, extra durable, easy care

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Bold style, extra easy to keep clean

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Vinyl Sheet - easy to maintain and highly resistant to stains and scratches

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Fuss-free, extra durable flooring

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Floor stays great for years

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Realistic wood/tile, fully waterproof

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Frequently asked questions

Is vinyl flooring waterproof?

Vinyl flooring is waterproof, including both sheet vinyl and many vinyl plank products. In wet areas such as bathrooms and laundries, the New Zealand Building Code requires floors to prevent water from penetrating to the subfloor.
When properly installed with sealed joins, sheet vinyl is recognised as an impervious surface under NZBC E3. This means it prevents water passing through the surface, provided seams and edges are correctly sealed to stop moisture getting underneath.

Is vinyl flooring warm and soft?

Vinyl flooring generally feels warmer underfoot than ceramic tiles, as it sits closer to the ambient room temperature. While it is still a resilient surface, it provides more comfort underfoot, which can help reduce leg fatigue in areas where you stand for long periods.
Vinyl can also help soften footstep noise, making your home feel quieter and more comfortable. As a softer surface, it’s important to take care when moving sharp or heavy items to help prevent damage.

How durable is vinyl flooring?

Vinyl flooring is highly durable due to its layered construction. The protective wear layer on top resists scratches, scuffs and stains, helping the surface maintain its appearance over time.
Sheet vinyl flooring with a high-density backing offers a balance of support and comfort, while vinyl plank flooring with fibreglass-reinforced backing provides strong dimensional stability and resistance to shrinking.

How is the cost of vinyl flooring determined?

The cost of vinyl flooring depends on several factors. Higher-quality products with a thicker wear layer or reinforced backing are priced higher, as they’re more durable and designed to perform well over time.
Manufacturing technology can also affect cost. For example, embossed-in-register finishes, where the surface texture aligns with the printed knot or grain detail, and advanced digital printing techniques that allow for larger pattern repeats and greater colour variation can affect cost.
As vinyl flooring is imported into New Zealand, shipping costs and exchange rates may also influence pricing.

Does vinyl flooring look realistic?

Modern vinyl flooring is designed to look realistic. High-quality vinyl planks and tiles often replicate the appearance of timber, stone, or ceramic, with detailed textures, embossing, and printed patterns. When installed correctly, the visual effect can be almost indistinguishable from the real material, making it a practical option for homes.

Is vinyl flooring easy to clean?

Vinyl flooring is easy to clean. Regular sweeping or vacuuming, along with occasional mopping using our recommended Pergo and Bona cleaning products, will help keep it in great condition. Spills should be wiped up quickly, and steam mops are not recommended for cleaning vinyl floors.

Can vinyl flooring go over tiles?

Vinyl flooring can be installed over existing tiles, provided the surface is clean, flat, smooth, dry and structurally sound. The substrate must also meet adhesive and preparation requirements to comply with Floor NZ Best Practice Guidelines and relevant New Zealand standards. Without proper surface preparation, product warranties may become void.

What is the difference between vinyl sheet and vinyl plank flooring?

Both vinyl sheet and vinyl plank (or tiles) flooring are suitable for wet areas, so either can work well in kitchens, bathrooms and laundries.
Sheet vinyl is supplied in large rolls and often features a softer backing, giving it a slightly cushioned feel underfoot. Vinyl planks and luxury vinyl tiles (LVT) are supplied in individual planks or tiles that are laid piece by piece, creating a defined plank or tile look. They are firmer and more rigid than sheet vinyl, which can provide added durability in areas where heavy furniture is placed.
An added benefit of vinyl plank flooring is that if a plank or tile is damaged, it can usually be replaced individually without needing to replace the entire floor.

What is the difference between laminate and vinyl plank flooring?

Laminate flooring and vinyl plank flooring, often referred to as LVT (luxury vinyl tile), are constructed differently. LVT is made from layers of PVC and fibreglass, making it highly durable and waterproof.
Laminate is made from compressed (AFT) wood with a protective top layer, giving it a hard, durable surface. LVT is glued directly to the floor, creating a solid surface, whereas laminate is installed as a floating floor, with a thin, dense underlay. The planks click together and “float,” allowing them to expand and contract with changes in moisture and humidity.
Laminate is generally more fade-resistant, while LVT offers superior water resistance. Both laminate and LVT ranges are suitable for installation in wet areas