Sheet Vinyl Flooring & Safety Floors

Sheet Vinyl Flooring

Many homeowners are now able to enjoy the look and feel of wood, stone, or tile at a fraction of the cost. The Flooring Hut collection of sheet vinyl floors is hard wearing and durable, easy-to-maintain and can often be suitable for any room in the house.

Sheet vinyl flooring is also a great choice for those with pets or kids as it's easy to clean and stain-resistant. Slip-resistant and easy to clean, our lino flooring is perfect for any room and is most commonly used in bathrooms and kitchens. This type of flooring is great value for money and requires very little maintenance. Sheet vinyl flooring is also known as cushion flooring because of its soft underfoot qualities compared to wood or ceramic tiled floors. You can replicate most luxury flooring styles with the tile, wood and slate effect designs in the ranges seen below. Our most popular sellers at present are Polysafe Standard; Polysafe Wood FX; Forbo Surestep and Altro Walkway 20.

Domestic Sheet Vinyl

Hassle free and functional. Domestic sheet vinyl flooring is affordable, easy to clean and ideal for busy homes. Perfect for the bathroom, kitchen and conservatory roll vinyl flooring is family and pet friendly. Choose from a variety of realistic finishes including wood, tile, stone and mosaic to achieve a faultless finish in any room.

We have access to a superb range of domestic sheet vinyl flooring through our accounts and partnerships with the leading manufacturers given below. We can also offer a selection of domestic roll vinyl floors that suit every budget and every room in the home. If you are considering this type of flooring for the kitchen, the bathroom or even a specialist, high slip rating domestic sheet vinyl for your newly installed wet room than we can provide access to just what you need. Delivery across the UK can be inside 3 days where stock and availability allow.

Commercial Sheet Vinyl

There are a number of leading manufacturers of commercial sheet vinyl who we work closely with at Flooring Hut. These include: Polyflor; Altro; Tarkett; Forbo and Gerflor. All five are some of the most well known and recognisable brands in the commercial sheet vinyl sector. There products are all exemplary and class leading. Deliveries to site across the UK can be next day where possible, although for more in-demand commercial sheet vinyl's or esoteric ranges the lead time can sometimes be longer.

With the fantastic amount of choice now available to purchase on the Internet there will be a floor to suit your exacting commercial and workplace requirements. The very best commercial sheet vinyl that you will only find for sale at Flooring Hut offer a mix of 5 key features and benefits: 1. Diversity of Choice. 2. Underfoot Comfort. 3. Durability. 4. Noise Reduction. 5. Low Maintenance. See below for our extensive range that you can filter down as well depending on your needs.

Safety Flooring

Safety flooring in the UK refers to specialised types of flooring designed to reduce the risk of slips, trips, and falls, particularly in environments where safety is a major concern. These floors are commonly used in commercial, healthcare, educational, and public settings.

Key points about safety flooring:
Slip Resistance: Safety flooring has a high slip resistance rating to help prevent accidents, even when wet or contaminated.
Materials: It can be made from vinyl, rubber, or polyurethane, often with textured or roughened surfaces to increase grip.
Standards & Regulations: Safety flooring must comply with UK standards such as the HSE (Health and Safety Executive) guidelines and British Standards like BS 8204-6 for slip resistance.
Applications: Common places include hospitals, care homes, schools, commercial kitchens, wet rooms, corridors, and staircases.

Types of Safety Floor:

Wet room safety flooring: For areas prone to water exposure (e.g., bathrooms).
General safety flooring: For corridors, lobbies, or any area needing extra grip.
Safety stair nosing: To provide extra grip on stair edges.
Testing: Floors are often tested using pendulum testers or ramp tests to determine their slip resistance level.