SG Vinyl Flooring: Innovative flooring with timeless appeal

Affordable, versatile, and stylish, luxury vinyl flooring (LVF) is the hero in contemporary interiors. These are all synthetic composition makes this type of PVC flooring applicable in many homes and commercial spaces. It’s durable, easy to maintain, and water resistant, making it an excellent option for both residential and commercial projects.

Goodrich’s luxury vinyl flooring offers various designs from beautiful hardwood to attractive stones to satisfy any architectural and design needs – at a fraction of the price. Plus, its click-lock configuration makes installation a snap

Luxury Vinyl Flooring in Singapore: A Versatile Solution for Every Space

Luxury vinyl flooring has become one of the most sought-after flooring options in Singapore, and for good reason. Engineered to replicate the appearance of natural wood and stone with remarkable fidelity, luxury vinyl tile (LVT) flooring delivers the aesthetic appeal of premium materials without the associated maintenance concerns. For homeowners renovating HDB flats, BTO units, condominiums, and landed properties, LVT flooring offers a practical and visually impressive solution suited to Singapore’s tropical climate.

One of the key advantages of LVT flooring in Singapore is its inherent waterproof properties. Unlike traditional hardwood, luxury vinyl does not warp or swell when exposed to moisture, making it well suited for kitchens, bathrooms, and service yards. The click-lock installation system used in many LVT products also simplifies the renovation process — tiles can often be laid directly over existing floor surfaces, reducing both time and labour during installation.

When selecting luxury vinyl flooring, it is worth understanding the distinction between LVT and SPC (stone polymer composite) flooring. While both fall under the luxury vinyl category, SPC flooring features a rigid mineral-based core that provides enhanced dimensional stability and impact resistance. LVT, with its flexible multi-layer construction, offers superior underfoot comfort and sound absorption. The right choice depends on your specific requirements, whether for a cosy residential bedroom or a high-traffic commercial entrance.

At Goodrich Global, our curated range of luxury vinyl flooring is sourced from reputable manufacturers and available in a wide selection of wood-grain and stone-effect finishes. Whether you are working with an interior design firm on a full-home renovation or simply upgrading the flooring in a single room, our team can help you find the right product for your project. Request samples to see and feel the quality before making your decision.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is LVT flooring?
LVT stands for luxury vinyl tile. It is a multi-layered flooring product that uses high-resolution photographic imaging and textured surfaces to replicate the look and feel of natural materials such as hardwood and stone. LVT is designed for durability, moisture resistance, and ease of maintenance, making it a popular choice for both residential and commercial spaces in Singapore.

Is LVT flooring suitable for wet areas?
Yes. Luxury vinyl flooring is inherently waterproof, which makes it suitable for wet areas such as kitchens, bathrooms, and laundry spaces. Unlike natural wood, LVT will not warp, swell, or develop mould when exposed to moisture, provided the subfloor preparation and installation are carried out correctly.

How thick should LVT flooring be for residential use?
For residential applications in Singapore, a wear layer thickness of 0.3 mm to 0.5 mm is generally recommended. Thicker wear layers offer greater durability and scratch resistance, which is particularly beneficial for homes with children or pets. The overall plank thickness, typically ranging from 4 mm to 6 mm, also affects underfoot comfort and sound insulation.

Can LVT flooring be installed over existing tiles?
In many cases, yes. Click-lock LVT flooring can be installed as a floating floor over existing tile surfaces, provided the subfloor is level, clean, and structurally sound. This is a significant advantage for homeowners in Singapore, as it can eliminate the need for costly and disruptive hacking works during HDB or condo renovations. A professional assessment is recommended to confirm suitability.

What is the difference between LVT and SPC flooring?
The primary difference lies in the core construction. LVT features a flexible PVC-based core, offering superior comfort underfoot and better sound absorption. SPC flooring has a rigid stone polymer composite core, which provides greater dimensional stability and impact resistance. SPC is often preferred for areas with heavy foot traffic or where subfloor imperfections exist, while LVT is favoured for its softer feel in bedrooms and living spaces.

Guides and Resources

Luxury Vinyl Flooring: Pros, Cons and Cost Guide
LVT vs SPC Flooring: Which Is Better for You?
Vinyl Plank vs Vinyl Tile: Key Differences Explained
Best Flooring for HDB Flats in Singapore
Waterproof Flooring Options for Singapore Homes

Guides and Resources

Luxury Vinyl Flooring: Pros, Cons and Cost Guide
LVT vs SPC Flooring: Which Is Better for You?
Vinyl Plank vs Vinyl Tile: Key Differences Explained
Best Flooring for HDB Flats in Singapore
Waterproof Flooring Options for Singapore Homes
Best Vinyl Flooring in Singapore: Top Options
Types of Vinyl Flooring: LVT, SPC, Sheet and Plank
Vinyl Flooring Colours: How to Choose the Perfect Shade
Waterproof Vinyl Flooring: Best Options for Wet Areas
Herringbone Vinyl Flooring: Pattern Guide

Guides and Resources

Luxury Vinyl Flooring: Pros, Cons and Cost Guide
LVT vs SPC Flooring: Which Is Better for You?
Vinyl Plank vs Vinyl Tile: Key Differences Explained
Best Flooring for HDB Flats in Singapore
Waterproof Flooring Options for Singapore Homes
Best Vinyl Flooring in Singapore: Top Options
Types of Vinyl Flooring: LVT, SPC, Sheet and Plank
Vinyl Flooring Colours: How to Choose the Perfect Shade
Waterproof Vinyl Flooring: Best Options for Wet Areas
Herringbone Vinyl Flooring: Pattern Guide
Vinyl Flooring Over Tiles: Install Without Hacking
Glue-Down vs Floating Vinyl Flooring: Which Is Better?
Vinyl Flooring Textures: Embossed, Smooth and Stone
SPC vs Hybrid Flooring: Key Differences Explained