
Kidlington
Glue-down LVT (Karndean) through the whole house
Plywood subfloor preparation everywhere, and the skirting boards.
LVT goes down two ways: glued to a smooth, levelled subfloor (Karndean, Amtico, Tegola), or as rigid-core click planks. Nicolai has fitted both, including herringbone-style LVT, borders, tile prints in bathrooms and a whole ground floor in Wantage.

Kidlington
Plywood subfloor preparation everywhere, and the skirting boards.

Wantage
Self-levelling compound across the ground floor first.

Islip, near Oxford
Self-levelling compound first; carried out for an insurance company.

Sutton Courtenay
Rigid-core LVT in a herringbone pattern.

Oxford
Old ceramic tiles removed, subfloor fixed with self-levelling compound, then the LVT.

Abingdon
A tile-print LVT: each plank is a print of small square tiles.
Done in Kidlington, Wantage, Oxford, Abingdon and nearby.
Yes, it is water resistant and he has fitted it in several bathrooms. Glue-down LVT needs a smooth subfloor first, which he prepares.
LVT copes with water better; laminate is usually cheaper. Nicolai explains the difference for your room at the survey.
Send the rooms, your town and, if you have them, a few photos. He'll reply with a time for the free survey.
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