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Amber Wood – 2120

Black Japan – 2110

Bleached Oak – 2111

Blond Oak – 2109

Ghost Gum – 2113

Golden Oak – 2118

Grey Elm – 2117

Heritage Bark – 2115

Honey Limed Oak – 2121

Nordic White Oak – 2116

Plied Birch – 2119

Vanilla Oak – 2112

Washed Elm – 2114

Blackwood (MiPlank Acoustic) – 9417

Dark Oak (MiPlank Acoustic) – 9414

Grey Gum (MiPlank Acoustic) – 9420

Paperbark (MiPlank Acoustic) – 9411

Sassafras (MiPlank Acoustic) – 9413

Silver Birch (MiPlank Acoustic) – 9418

Sun Bleached Ash (MiPlank Acoustic) – 9421

Tasmanian Myrtle (MiPlank Acoustic) – 9415

Alpine Ash – 3553

Black Caviar – 3554

Jarrah – 3540

Marri – 3530

Queensland Driftwood – 3510

Silver Gum – 3500

Smoked Gum – 3520

Tasmanian Blackbutt – 3550

Blackwood – 2417

Blackwood (MiPlank Acoustic) – 9417

Carbon Teak – 2422

Dark Oak – 2414

Dark Oak (MiPlank Acoustic) – 9414

Grey Gum – 2420

Grey Gum (MiPlank Acoustic) – 9420

Paperbark – 2411

Paperbark (MiPlank Acoustic) – 9411

Red Heart Gum – 2419

Sassafras – 2413

Sassafras (MiPlank Acoustic) – 9413

Silkwood – 2424

Silver Birch – 2418

Silver Birch (MiPlank Acoustic) – 9418

Smoked Oak – 2423

Spotted Gum – 2416

Sun Bleached Ash – 2421

Sun Bleached Ash (MiPlank Acoustic) – 9421

Tasmanian Myrtle – 2415

Tasmanian Myrtle (MiPlank Acoustic) – 9415

Washed Pine – 2410

Wattle – 2412

Barnyard Oak – 1094

Blonde Ash – 1080

Bushfire Black – 1055

Coastal Driftwood – 1041

Country Elm – 1096

Farmhouse Grey – 1053

French Washed Oak – 1098

Natural Oak – 1045

Rich Oak – 1054

River Oak – 1097

Saple – 1042

Sydney Spotted Gum – 1095

Weathered Birch – 1099

White Oak – 1039

Aged Terrace Oak – 5756

Bayside Birch – 5754

Bleach Terrace Oak – 5759

Burnt Terrace Oak – 5757

Eastport Oak – 5760

Hamilton Beech – 5750

Hampshire Oak – 5758

Natural Terrace Oak – 5755

Sorrento Birch – 5751

Watermill Elm – 5752

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Blond Country Plank – 6501

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Light Elm – 6506

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White Oak – 6505

Champagne Oak – 9785

Cracked White Oak – 9782

Dappled Oak – 9786

Flamed Chestnut – 9792

French Limed Oak – 9784

Grey Port Oak – 9797

Harvest Oak – 9787

Hazel Oak – 9790

Huckleberry Oak – 9793

Long Beach Oak – 9799

Oyster Birch – 9739

Planed White Oak – 9783

Saw Mill Oak – 9788

Seasoned Grey Oak – 9795

Tamarin Oak – 9738

Winslow Oak – 9798

Bayswater Oak – 2261

Westchester Oak (Large Parquet) – LPQ2253

Astoria Oak – 2259

Bianco Oak – 2241

Boathouse Oak – 2242

Cambridge Parquet – 2251

Cashmere Oak – 2244

Fenland oak – 2258

Georgian Parquet – 2252

Goldstone Micro Terrazzo – 2349

Naked Blond Oak (Large Parquet) – LPQ2257

Naked Blond Oak – PLK2257

Natural Oak – 2232

Nut Tree – 2202

Quayside Oak – 2246

Rosedale Oak – 2254

Salvaged Timber – 2247

Sienna Oak – 2248

Smoke Brushed Elm – 2233

Soho Cement – 2347

Tribeca Cement – 2348

Waterside Oak (Large Parquet) – LPQ2256

Waterside Oak – PLK2256

Westchester Oak – PLK2253

Wild Amber Oak – 2249

American Oak – 2503

Black Ash – 2573

Cold Cracked Concrete – 2585

Dark Grey Fineline – 2510

Grey Ash – 2512

Honey Wild Oak – 2572

Light Cherry – 2501

Medium Classic Oak – 2521

Natural Ash – 2511

Natural Rustic Pine – 2514

Natural Wild Oak – 2571

Warm Cracked Concrete – 2584

White Rustic Pine – 2513

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Beige Vintage Wood – 2578

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Blond Country Oak – 2507

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Blue Textile – 2589

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Brown Mystique Wood – 2519

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Brown Wild Oak – 2570

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Dark Country Oak – 2505

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Grey Country Oak – 2506

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Grey Mystique Wood – 2518

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Grey Weathered Wood – 2576

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Light Classic Oak – 2520

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Light Grey Fineline – 2509

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Natural Weathered Wood – 2575

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Rich Walnut – 2504

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Taupe Textile – 2588

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White Ash – 2574

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White Vintage Wood – 2577

Blond Limed Oak – 4081

Dark Brushed Oak – 4030

Dark Terrazzo – 5627

Grey Limed Oak – 4082

Oiled Oak – 4098

Sherwood Oak – 4099

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What is Plank Vinyl Flooring?

Plank vinyl flooring is a popular flooring option that combines the natural appearance of hardwood with the durability and versatility of vinyl. It has gained significant popularity in both residential and commercial settings due to its numerous advantages.

Benefits of Plank Vinyl Flooring

Highlight the advantages such as realistic wood appearance, water resistance, and durability. Timber flooring is often a dream for many Australian homeowners. The idea of timber flooring is traditional. It is cemented in the minds of many homeowners as the standard in hard wearing flooring. The appeal is easily understood, with such a vast variety of shades, textures and laying patterns available to the consumer. Timber flooring can fit any home no matter how traditional, modern, or eccentric.

However, the biggest barrier to entry for people to own the timber look that fits their desired aesthetic is the cost. At Polyflor we are proud to have created an affordable, environmentally preferred range of timber inspired vinyl flooring. The use of vinyl ensures you are not cutting down trees for timber. Meaning not only do you have a cost-effective flooring solution, but you are also playing your part in the increasing trend of environmentally conscious consumer behaviours. Our vast range of timber planks replicate the real timber without the worry of expensive installation and maintenance costs. One of the key aesthetic appeals of Polyflor Timber-Look Vinyl Flooring is its remarkably realistic wood grain texture and rich colour variations. Advanced printing and embossing technologies allow for intricate details, ensuring that each plank resembles natural wood down to the smallest knot and grain pattern. Whether you prefer the rustic charm or sleek elegance, there's a vinyl plank option to suit every taste and interior style.

Ideal Applications for Plank Vinyl Flooring

Plank vinyl flooring, due to its durability, versatility, and aesthetic appeal, finds ideal applications in a variety of residential and commercial settings. In a residential setting plank vinyl flooring all areas of the home can befits from the years of design and performance acumen on offer across a varied range. Whether you are looking to liven up your living room or provide your bath/washroom a facelift plank vinyl flooring is not just a viable option it is the solution to your flooring needs. In a commercial setting there are are number of industries that Polyflor’s plank vinyl flooring has served as fantastic flooring solution meeting their respective industry requirements. Whether it is a retail store, office space, public building, medical or educational institution you can be assured on performance, design, and service.

Installation Tips for Plank Vinyl Flooring

By following the simple steps, based on the Australian Standard AS1884 Floor Coverings – Resilient sheet and tiles, you will create the best possible environment for a successful installation of your new flooring products. This will increase the performance of these products and give you peace of mind for many years to come. For more information and video instructions on best practices for flooring installations head over to our How to? Flooring Installation blog.

Considerations When Buying Plank Vinyl Flooring

There are distinguishing features of Plank Vinyl Flooring that make up its desirability in the flooring market. Firstly, its appearance its appearance replicated the natural materials such as hardwood and stone, and with advanced printing technologies allow for high realistic and intricate knots grains and patterns. One of the standout features of Plank vinyl flooring is its durability. It is more resistant to scratches, dents, and stains than a of other traditional flooring such as hardwood. Its durability makes it suitable for spaces with high foot-traffic. Ease of maintenance is also another desirable quality as it means it does not require a lot of time or effort to maintain the performance or look. The inclusion of a high-quality cross-linked UV cured Polyurethane finish on Polyflor plank vinyl flooring provides superior cleaning benefits and life cycle maintenance savings. Comfort is also a factor that put vinyl flooring above traditional hardwood, stone, and ceramic tiles. Additionally, Polyflor also offers ranges for noise reduction. Lastly, the cost benefits of purchasing vinyl over some other traditional flooring mean that the barrier to entry for a gorgeous flooring solution that suits your design needs, just got lowered.