Vusta vinly tile flooring - anyone used this?

onewhoasks

Just interested to know if anyone has Vusta vinly tiles and what they think of it, how durable it is etc.

Trying to find a suitable wood effect vinyl tile for downstairs and was thinking of Karndean but Vusta has been mentioned so been trying to find out more...

any advice appreciated. Many thanks.

ali-t

I've got it in my house and love it. I've had karndean and still have it downstairs but loved the vista rustic woods and its quite a bit cheaper but pretty much the same. I've had it for nearly 3 years with dogs rampaging around on it and think its probably more durable than the karndean and has not scratched when furniture has been scraped along it.

onewhoasks

Thank you for your comments - very helpful. I'm not seeing anything negative about Vusta tiles so far, so looking good. Hope to see the real product at the weekend and will consider then.

ali-t

The product was displayed in planks when I viewed it and I thought some of them looked quite fake but I am really pleased with it down.

Francesanne

onewhoasks wrote: »

Thank you for your comments - very helpful. I'm not seeing anything negative about Vusta tiles so far, so looking good. Hope to see the real product at the weekend and will consider then.

Were you impressed with the flooring?

onewhoasks

Francesanne wrote: »

Were you impressed with the flooring?

Hi

Thanks for your info.

I was very impressed with the vusta tile, and it looked so realistic. The only problem was that we couldn't find a shade that was quite right for the room which was a real shame! Without a doubt I'd consider Vusta in future for a different space.

We're now chosing between Polyflor Camaro and Karndean Van Gogh .. two very different specs/prices I know, lots of reviews out there about Karndean to mull over, but not so many on the Camaro and how it lasts given it's cheaper price.