Hybrid floors are a relatively new type of flooring product, they can be referred to as Hybrid Vinyl or Luxury Vinyl. Abbreviated terms also include LVT, LVS and LVP, which refers to the style in Tile, Stone, or Plank.

• LVT means Luxury Vinyl Tile

• LVS means Luxury Vinyl Stone

• LVP means Luxury Vinyl Plank

At Floorboards, LVT, LVS and LVP flooring is referred to as Hybrid Flooring. These terms describe different luxury vinyl styles, including tile, stone and plank looks.

Hybrid vinyl flooring is a reliable choice for areas where water resistance is important. It is a fully waterproof product that's durable and well suited to bathrooms, laundries and other wet area spaces, while still giving you a clean plank or tile look. It is a practical option when you want hard surface flooring that can handle moisture more confidently.

All our quotes are fully inclusive, so we recommend discussing your budget with our team and ask for a free measure and quote. That way, you'll know how much your hybrid floor will cost when installed in your home.

Yes, hybrid flooring can be installed in kitchens and bathrooms if it meets the required building code criteria for wet and splash areas. Floorboards has the expertise to specify the right hybrid flooring for these spaces and can provide supporting consent documentation for clients who purchase their flooring through Floorboards.

Hybrid floors can be laid over existing vinyl, concrete, chipboard, ply and even tiles - any flat and dry subfloor. This makes hybrid floors a cost-effective flooring solution for rented homes and smaller renovation improvements.

If you've purchased your hybrid flooring from us at Floorboards, we offer a professional installation service. Our installation teams install our floors throughout homes in the Waikato, Bay of Plenty and Lower Coromandel areas.

Yes, we offer selected supply-only product lines and clearance hybrid flooring for builders and experienced DIY'ers who have the tools and skills to install flooring themselves.