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Wood Look Vinyl Tile
Wood-look vinyl tile delivers the warmth and beauty of hardwood flooring in a fully waterproof, easy-to-install luxury vinyl plank. Choose from oak, walnut, hickory, and reclaimed wood looks for kitchens, bathrooms, basements, and every room in between. Browse all luxury vinyl tile or compare with stone-look LVT and wood-look porcelain tile.
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$35.85
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Lucid Silver brings a sleek, modern wood look with EIR texture and painted bevels to your floors. Its 6mm thickness and 20 mil wear layer ensure lo...
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Original price
$35.85
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Original price
$35.85
Original price
$35.85
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$35.85
Current price
$35.85
per sq. ft.
Select Chrome offers a striking wood look with EIR texture and painted bevels, perfect for stylish, modern spaces. Its 6mm construction and 20 mil ...
View full detailsWood Look Luxury Vinyl Plank
Wood-look vinyl plank is the most popular category within luxury vinyl flooring. It replicates the grain, texture, and color of real hardwood while offering 100% waterproof performance, easy click-lock installation, and a comfortable, warm surface underfoot.
Realism and Style Options
Modern wood-look vinyl uses high-definition digital printing and embossed-in-register textures that align the printed grain with physical surface texture. The result is remarkably realistic. Popular styles include white oak, walnut, hickory, reclaimed barnwood, and whitewashed wood. Plank sizes typically range from 6x36 to 9x60 inches.
Where Wood Look Vinyl Excels
Wood-look vinyl is the go-to choice for rooms where you want the wood aesthetic but need waterproof performance: kitchens, bathrooms, laundry rooms, basements, and mudrooms. It's also popular throughout entire homes as a budget-friendly, low-maintenance alternative to hardwood.
Wood Look Vinyl vs. Real Hardwood
Real hardwood is authentic, adds home value, can be refinished, and lasts a century. Wood-look vinyl is waterproof, more affordable, scratch-resistant, and easier to install. Hardwood is the premium choice where budget allows. Vinyl is the practical choice for moisture-prone areas and cost-conscious projects. Many homeowners use hardwood in main living areas and vinyl in kitchens and bathrooms.
Wood Look Vinyl vs. Wood Look Porcelain
Wood-look porcelain tile is harder, more scratch-resistant, and longer-lasting than vinyl. It can also be used outdoors. Vinyl is warmer, softer underfoot, quieter, and easier to install. Choose porcelain for maximum durability and outdoor use. Choose vinyl for comfort and DIY-friendly installation.
Installation
Most wood-look vinyl plank features a click-lock system for floating installation. No glue, mortar, or nails required. Planks lock together over any flat, clean, hard surface - including concrete, plywood, and existing tile. Installation is fast and accessible for DIY homeowners. Most rooms can be completed in a single day.
Is wood-look vinyl plank waterproof?
Yes. Luxury vinyl plank is 100% waterproof. The vinyl core and surface layer do not absorb water. This makes it ideal for kitchens, bathrooms, basements, and laundry rooms where real hardwood would be vulnerable to moisture damage.
Does vinyl plank flooring look cheap?
Premium wood-look vinyl plank does not look cheap. High-definition printing and embossed textures create a realistic wood appearance. Choose products with a thick wear layer (20+ mil), wide and long plank formats, and embossed-in-register textures for the most convincing result. Avoid thin, narrow, or low-end products if realism is important to you.
How long does wood-look vinyl last?
Quality wood-look vinyl with a 20-mil wear layer typically lasts 15-25 years in residential settings. Products with thicker wear layers (28+ mil) can last even longer. Unlike hardwood, vinyl cannot be refinished, so the wear layer thickness directly determines lifespan. Choose the thickest wear layer your budget allows.
Can wood-look vinyl be installed over existing tile?
Yes. Click-lock vinyl plank can be floated over existing ceramic or porcelain tile as long as the surface is flat, clean, and in good condition. Deep grout lines may need to be filled with a leveling compound. This eliminates the cost and mess of tile demolition.