Vinyl Plank Flooring Shellharbour

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Shellharbour Vinyl Plank Flooring

Want the timber look without the price tag or upkeep? Vinyl planks  give you the beauty of wood with far less fuss. At More on the Floor, we supply and install vinyl plank flooring across Shellharbour, Wollongong, Kiama and Dapto, offering a stylish and practical alternative to traditional timber flooring.


It’s ideal for living rooms, hallways and commercial spaces where durability matters. If you’ve considered laminate flooring, hybrid flooring or engineered timber flooring, vinyl planks strike a balance—comfortable underfoot, easy to maintain and surprisingly affordable.


Available in a wide range of colours, textures and plank sizes, vinyl flooring can be laid in patterns or straight runs for a seamless, contemporary look. Transform your space—call us on (02) 4297 6188 for expert advice from our team.

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Vinyl plank flooring isn’t just good-looking—it’s tough where it counts. Built with a protective top layer, it resists stains, moisture and daily wear, making it perfect for high-traffic homes and busy commercial areas.


The individual plank format makes installation fast and flexible and damaged planks can be replaced without redoing the floor. With excellent slip resistance and sound absorption, it’s a smart choice for open-plan homes, offices or retail spaces.


It also works well with underlay and some subfloor types, so it’s a solid solution for renovations or new builds. No warping, sanding, or sealing—just floors that look great and perform reliably.


Reach out to us today to learn more about the best vinyl options for your space.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • How do vinyl planks compare to laminate?

    Vinyl planks and laminate flooring are both affordable and stylish, but they differ in key ways. Vinyl planks are made from synthetic materials and are fully waterproof, making them ideal for wet areas like kitchens or bathrooms. Laminate, while resistant to moisture, is not fully waterproof and can swell if exposed to water over time. Vinyl is also softer and quieter underfoot, while laminate has a more rigid structure and sometimes offers a more realistic wood look. Both come in a range of styles, but vinyl’s water resistance often gives it an edge in busy homes.

  • Are vinyl plank floors pet-friendly?

    Yes, vinyl plank flooring is a great option for homes with pets. It’s scratch-resistant, water-resistant and easy to clean—ideal for messy paws and unexpected accidents. Many vinyl planks have a textured surface that provides traction, which helps prevent pets from slipping. The durability of vinyl means it can withstand daily wear and tear from claws without showing damage. It also muffles sound, making it quieter for pets to move around. With a variety of styles and finishes available, vinyl planks let you maintain a stylish home while keeping it pet-friendly.

  • Can vinyl plank flooring be repaired if damaged?

    Yes, vinyl plank flooring can often be repaired if damaged. Repair kits with fillers or wax pencils are available for minor issues like scratches or small dents. If a plank is significantly damaged, it can typically be replaced individually—especially in click-lock or loose-lay installations. The ease of replacement depends on how the flooring was laid and whether the damaged plank is easily accessible. It’s a practical advantage over sheet flooring, as you don’t need to replace an entire section. Keeping a few spare planks from your original installation can make repairs quicker and easier.