Our vinyl flooring is a result of international design excellence and advanced engineering, much like how an iPhone is designed in California and made in China, or Samsung is Korean-designed and China-manufactured.

• Design Origin – Singapore: Proudly designed in Singapore, tailored to suit Southeast Asian interior styles and climate conditions.
• Technology – Germany: Built with German Uniclic® locking technology, known for its strong interlock system, durability, and easy installation.
• Manufacturing – China: Produced in a high-tech facility in China, the same region where many global flooring brands manufacture. Our factory partners are certified with strict quality controls, ensuring every plank meets international export standards.

In short: Singapore Design | German Technology | Made in China
You get the best of all worlds — local styling, European engineering, and cost-effective global production.

 

Vinyl, often referred to in the context of flooring and interior finishes, is a versatile material predominantly made from polyvinyl chloride (PVC).

(1) It doesn't scratch, indent or stain easily, which makes it kids and pet-friendly.
(2) Vinyl planks' durable qualities allow you to install them virtually anywhere in your home.
(3) Waterproof
(4) Fire Retardant
(5) Anti-Bacterial
(6) Sound Absorption
(7) Stain Resistant
(8) Anti Termite
(9) Singapore Green Label Certified

Yes, and for this reason, vinyl flooring is incredibly popular! Vinyl plank flooring is the perfect flooring solution for busy households, basements, bathrooms, and even kitchens.

In fire safety experiments, vinyl flooring has proven itself to be a particularly good material for preventing the spread of fires and reducing hazards. Not only does it typically resist ignition, but it also quickly stops burning when the initial fire source is removed.

Vinyl flooring can be used in an outdoor, temperature-controlled environment. This means that you can install vinyl flooring in a sunroom, enclosed porch, or any other "outdoor" space where you can control the heat and cold. While vinyl is 100% waterproof, you still have to be careful of the temperature changes.

Vinyl is a standout choice for bathroom flooring. There are several different vinyl products, including luxury vinyl tile (LVT) and vinyl roll (also known as sheet vinyl), and both of these are excellent bathroom flooring choices. They're durable, moisture-resistant, easy to clean and maintain, while also being warm underfoot.

Unfortunately, vinyl is not reusable. Once you remove it, it'll crack due to its click system.

German Uniclic Locking Technology is a patented interlocking system which uses a tongue-and-groove mechanism that allows the flooring planks to click together without the need for glue, staples or nails.

PanelCraft Vinyl flooring is highly durable. If installed and maintained correctly, it can last upwards of 35 years. That said, vinyl is a great choice for the rooms in your house that get the most foot traffic. Additionally, most vinyl flooring has a wear layer on its surface that resists scratches and stains.

Door Trimming is required if you don't have a minimum of 8mm allowance before the laying of Vinyl.

Vinyl flooring is less expensive than hardwood, easier to clean, and more resistant to staining, warping, and discoloration. Because it is a synthetic product, it is available in a wider variety of finishes and styles.

Use a tape measure to determine the room's length and width. Then multiply the length by the width to get your square footage. For instance, if the room is 12 feet wide and 12 feet long, you will need enough flooring for 144 square feet (12×12=144).

The Singapore Green Building Product (SGBP) scheme is a certification for green building products and materials.

For detailed test results and certification information, please visit our Certifications and Guides page.

SGS's ECOSECURE certification supports the global footwear industry by enabling you to verify that components and/or products have undergone testing and are certified against this global benchmark.

SGS certification is a certificate or report issued by SGS for compliance or testing services performed by SGS on a product or organization according to a country's standards, regulations, or customer requirements.

FloorScore® is a voluntary, independent certification program that tests and certifies hard surface flooring and associated products for compliance with criteria adopted in California for indoor air emissions of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) with potential health effects.

On commercial products, the letters CE mean that the manufacturer or importer affirms the good's conformity with European health, safety, and environmental protection standards. It is not a quality indicator or a certification mark.

Deutsches Institut für Bautechnik (DIBt) is a technical authority in the construction sector. The Institute carries out its activities on the basis of an agreement concluded between the Federation and the German federal states (Länder).

- Cement screeding: 2 days
- 1 day drying
- Self-leveling: 1 day
- 1 day drying
- Vinyl installation: 1-2 days

Yes, you can use 1mm foam below LVT vinyl flooring. The purpose of adding foam is to provide cushioning, reduce noise, and improve insulation.

Yes, we carry both SPC and LVT Vinyl Flooring. SPC (Stone Plastic Composite) flooring is more rigid and durable, making it ideal for high-traffic areas. LVT (Luxury Vinyl Tile) flooring is more flexible and offers a softer feel underfoot, making it suitable for residential spaces where comfort is a priority.

Up to 35 years for Vinyl Material and Lifetime Workmanship Warranty.

• Vinyl Material Warranty Duration: 35 Years
• Coverage: Our vinyl materials are warranted for a period of 35 years from the date of purchase. This warranty is designed to assure you of our product's durability and long-lasting quality under normal household use.

The warranty specifically covers scenarios where the flooring may contract, expand, curl, crack, rip, or tear during typical usage. However, it does not cover damages related to construction activities, improper installation, or harm caused by sharp cutting objects. These exclusions ensure that the warranty focuses on manufacturing quality and durability under normal conditions.

Lifetime Workmanship Warranty

Scope of Warranty:

• Vinyl Integrity: This lifetime warranty specifically covers any separation of vinyl causing gaps or expansion leading to warping. It also includes instances where contraction leads to separation of vinyl by more than 5mm.
• Labor Costs: For any issues that fall under this warranty, we will not charge any labour fees. Our commitment is to resolve these concerns without additional labour costs to you.

Service Fees:

• Vinyl Replacement: In cases requiring vinyl replacement, we apply a nominal service fee of $80 per piece. This fee covers the expenses for our expert team's site visit, ensuring prompt and efficient service.

Exclusions:

• Sharp Object Damage: We do not cover damage such as scratches or punctures that are caused by sharp objects.
• Water Damage: Damages resulting from water seepage through wall edges due to plumbing or pipe issues are not included under this warranty.

For vinyl flooring, skirting mainly finishes and protects the edge where the flooring meets the wall.
Covers the expansion gap left around the perimeter of the vinyl/SPC flooring.
Gives a neat finished look so you do not see uneven flooring cuts along the wall.
Protects the bottom of the wall from kicks, vacuum cleaners, mopping and minor impact.
Helps conceal small gaps or uneven wall edges at floor level.

For floating SPC/vinyl flooring, an expansion gap is important because the flooring can expand and contract slightly.
The skirting covers this gap without restricting the flooring movement.

PVC skirting boards are cost-effective, durable, easy to clean, and ideal for high-traffic areas including rooms used by children.

PVC skirting is installed by gluing it to the wall with a PVC adhesive. It's solid, durable, rot-resistant, and reduces static and noise.

There are three main types of vinyl trimming/capping/transition profile:

• L Capping / L Trimming – Used for finishing and protecting the exposed edge of vinyl flooring, especially at staircases, kerbs, platforms, raised areas, or floor edges. It provides a neat and clean edge finish.
• T Capping / T Trimming – Used as a transition between two different colours or designs of vinyl flooring at the same floor level. It can also be used for a tile-to-vinyl transition when both finishes are at the same height.
• G Capping / G Trimming – Used for a tile-to-vinyl transition, particularly when the vinyl flooring finishes against or overlaps the top edge of the tiled floor. It helps cover and protect the joint while providing a neat finished appearance.