Vinyl Flooring

XGZ1503

Senior Member
Joined
Sep 12, 2017
Messages
1,000
Reaction score
7
Evorich HRRF is now on promo at 6.50 psf. Question is:

1. is it worth it?
2. How is HERF better as compare to the other korean vinyl flooring which is half the price?

Anyone can help? TIA
 

squidy

Senior Member
Joined
Oct 26, 2005
Messages
1,438
Reaction score
3
guys i saw some shops selling vinyl that can be overlay in bathroom, both the wall and the floor.
really would like to take that on as it requires no hacking and can be done within the day.

however i have concerns on the wet area of the bathroom. is the vinyl really waterproof and the water will not "leak" and trap water under the vinyl?

and can vinyl be pasted on bathroom walls? the shop was saying its 100% waterproof but i have my doubts.
 

ruleclue

Junior Member
Joined
Oct 29, 2021
Messages
2
Reaction score
0
i believe many vinyl flooring options are toxic. make sure to request for ‘phthalates-free’ vinyl flooring.

"Prolonged exposure to the chemical can lead to health risks in humans including respiratory and reproductive health issues"
 

Moowoow

Arch-Supremacy Member
Joined
Oct 13, 2020
Messages
12,553
Reaction score
1,891
i believe many vinyl flooring options are toxic. make sure to request for ‘phthalates-free’ vinyl flooring.

"Prolonged exposure to the chemical can lead to health risks in humans including respiratory and reproductive health issues"

How long considered long term?
Surprisingly those hospital wards floor, childcare centres many were built using vinyl jinntoxic sia
 

hyperfuse

Master Member
Joined
Sep 23, 2019
Messages
4,383
Reaction score
1,859
i have been using the 0.7mm mori homz vinly now coming 2 years for my living room

strangely.. my kids play those toy car for toddlers whereby they can sit on the toy car and roll around. the wheels seems to have cause scratch marks on the vinyl.

Kinda wierd for a 0.7mm wear layer to get scratches so easily :(

My master bedroom vinyl using another reputable brand in SG but does not have scratch marks. The MBR one only 0.5mm wear layer.
 

wacko

Arch-Supremacy Member
Joined
Jan 1, 2000
Messages
15,542
Reaction score
265
i have been using the 0.7mm mori homz vinly now coming 2 years for my living room

strangely.. my kids play those toy car for toddlers whereby they can sit on the toy car and roll around. the wheels seems to have cause scratch marks on the vinyl.

Kinda wierd for a 0.7mm wear layer to get scratches so easily :(

My master bedroom vinyl using another reputable brand in SG but does not have scratch marks. The MBR one only 0.5mm wear layer.
not sure why you think this is unexpected. vlnyl flooring is basically a plastic material. how scratch resistant do you expect plastic to be, however hard they made it to be?
 

hyperfuse

Master Member
Joined
Sep 23, 2019
Messages
4,383
Reaction score
1,859
not sure why you think this is unexpected. vlnyl flooring is basically a plastic material. how scratch resistant do you expect plastic to be, however hard they made it to be?
Well, they marketed it as highly scratch resistant due to its thicker wear layer.

My MBR vinyl from a famous Vinyl competitor do not have the same scratch marks and its only 0.5mm wear layer.

Its not how much i expect it to be, its just how a marketed 0.7mm wear layer gets scratched up so easily compared to a 0.5mm wear layer vinyl which doesnt.
 

Unic0rn

High Supremacy Member
Joined
May 11, 2011
Messages
27,229
Reaction score
8,569
not sure why you think this is unexpected. vlnyl flooring is basically a plastic material. how scratch resistant do you expect plastic to be, however hard they made it to be?
the good thing is vinyl flooring is easily and quickly replaceable within a day after 2-3 years and is cheap too compared to other flooring choices!

the alternative is to invest in proper flooring need to engage renovations to remove the vinyl and below tiles, hack off the floor and redo the cement screening smooth, then overlay white marble flooring big tiles 👍🏼 can be done in under two to three weeks if owners vacate the place for works to proceed.


standard
 

Unic0rn

High Supremacy Member
Joined
May 11, 2011
Messages
27,229
Reaction score
8,569
Well, they marketed it as highly scratch resistant due to its thicker wear layer.

My MBR vinyl from a famous Vinyl competitor do not have the same scratch marks and its only 0.5mm wear layer.

Its not how much i expect it to be, its just how a marketed 0.7mm wear layer gets scratched up so easily compared to a 0.5mm wear layer vinyl which doesnt.
bro you may want to try my brand of vinyl from Evorich, they are professional and good service!

able to redo the vinyl in whole house in under a single day for new house, for existing maybe a day or at most two!
 

hyperfuse

Master Member
Joined
Sep 23, 2019
Messages
4,383
Reaction score
1,859
bro you may want to try my brand of vinyl from Evorich, they are professional and good service!

able to redo the vinyl in whole house in under a single day for new house, for existing maybe a day or at most two!
yea my MBR is done by Evorich. my previous home also Evorich. No issues.

But my 2nd home i have used Mori since they marketed it 0.7mm wear layer. Their customer service is top notch, no issues on that. Their boss John is very good and approachable.

Just wondering why a 0.7mm wear layer gets scuffed up so easily from a toddler car when "driving around" in my living room but on the Evorich one in my MBR, it held up pretty well..

saw your pic. I used Grey vinyl also in my living room. Good taste!
 

heartywarrior

Senior Member
Joined
Sep 13, 2017
Messages
1,438
Reaction score
749
does evorich or mori provide one stop service to both cement screed raw bto floor and lay the vinyl flooring instead of seperately look for cement screeder contractor?
 

Unic0rn

High Supremacy Member
Joined
May 11, 2011
Messages
27,229
Reaction score
8,569
does evorich or mori provide one stop service to both cement screed raw bto floor and lay the vinyl flooring instead of seperately look for cement screeder contractor?
bro bto is brand new if didn’t opt for hdb flooring will be raw concrete flooring, best base for interior designer firm to design and do your new house able to within three to four weeks done reno!

for long lasting and cooling in SG warm weather, I still prefers natural marble flooring, twice a year need engage maintenance services to polish the marble damn swee like mirror 😊
 

Unic0rn

High Supremacy Member
Joined
May 11, 2011
Messages
27,229
Reaction score
8,569
cheaper ones are around $40++ per square foot
HDB say 5 room is 105 square foot around $5k?
(service yard no need marble) kitchen and toilets need?

how-much-does-it-cost-to-install-marble-flooring.jpg
 

qhong61

Banned
Joined
Nov 3, 2015
Messages
73,041
Reaction score
12,226
Never like vinyl flooring. Find them so artificial and boring. Prefer tiles. Even HDB tiles also better.
 

hyperfuse

Master Member
Joined
Sep 23, 2019
Messages
4,383
Reaction score
1,859
Never like vinyl flooring. Find them so artificial and boring. Prefer tiles. Even HDB tiles also better.
its individual preference.

i find tiles are so old school. Like old people kind of design. to each its own.

anyway i overlayed and there are still tiles underneath. Can always next time remove vinyl and use tiles anyway.
 

kebinu

High Supremacy Member
Joined
Nov 13, 2001
Messages
38,070
Reaction score
1,860
Does anyone steam clean their vinyl floor and does it affect anything like wrapping or popping etc? I'm using Floor Xpert LURF
 

g_t2006

Supremacy Member
Joined
Jul 25, 2008
Messages
5,272
Reaction score
728
Never like vinyl flooring. Find them so artificial and boring. Prefer tiles. Even HDB tiles also better.
do you even know what you are talking about? comparing vinyl flooring with those cheapo tiles from HDB?

some of the higher end condos are selling their projects with vinyl flooring.

what's so artificial and boring about vinyl flooring? the cheapo marble look alike tiles don't look artificial and boring?
 
Important Forum Advisory Note
This forum is moderated by volunteer moderators who will react only to members' feedback on posts. Moderators are not employees or representatives of HWZ Forums. Forum members and moderators are responsible for their own posts. Please refer to our Community Guidelines and Standards and Terms and Conditions for more information.
Top