Glue-Down LVT & LVP Flooring
Luxury vinyl tile and plank installed with a permanent glue-down bond — the most stable, durable way to get a premium wood or stone look in busy commercial and residential spaces across the GTA.
Premium Looks, Commercial Durability
Luxury vinyl tile (LVT) and luxury vinyl plank (LVP) deliver the appearance of hardwood, stone or ceramic at a fraction of the cost — and with far more resilience. A glue-down installation bonds each piece fully to the subfloor, which is why it's preferred for commercial spaces, large open areas and rooms with temperature swings or heavy rolling loads.
Unlike floating click-lock floors, glue-down LVT/LVP won't shift, gap or bounce underfoot. It stays flat, handles heavy traffic and is easier to repair board-by-board if ever needed. Proper subfloor prep is critical for a flawless result — and that's exactly where our commercial background pays off.
Why Glue-Down?
- Rock-solid stability — no shifting, gapping or hollow spots.
- Handles heavy traffic — ideal for retail, offices and rolling loads.
- Great for large areas — no expansion-gap limits like floating floors.
- Water-resistant — stands up to spills and humidity.
- Realistic finishes — wood, stone and tile visuals with texture.
- Repairable — individual planks can be replaced if damaged.
Common Applications
How We Install Glue-Down LVT/LVP
Prep the Subfloor
Moisture test, patch and self-level for a smooth, sound base.
Dry Layout
Plan plank direction and layout to minimize waste and awkward cuts.
Adhesive & Set
Correct trowel & adhesive, set into working time for full bond.
Roll & Finish
Rolled for adhesion, trimmed clean, transitions and base installed.
LVT / LVP Questions
Glue-down is bonded directly to the subfloor, making it more stable, better for large or high-traffic areas, and less prone to gapping or movement. Floating (click-lock) floors sit loose on top and can shift over time. For commercial spaces we almost always recommend glue-down.
Yes — luxury vinyl is water-resistant and handles the humidity and temperature changes basements see far better than laminate or engineered wood, as long as the concrete is properly prepped and moisture-tested first.
Definitely. LVT/LVP comes in a huge range of wood, stone and tile visuals. Tell us the look you want and we'll help you choose a product that fits your style, traffic level and budget.