Explore grain patterns, surface textures and plank sizes that bring your room together. Compare individual product specifications before choosing.
Compare vinyl plank and tile formats, or explore NexGen as a separate flooring range. Read the construction and installation guidance for each product.
A mil is one-thousandth of an inch; wear-layer thickness is not the total plank thickness. Browse grouped wear-layer ranges, or explore NexGen as a separate flooring range. Check the exact product’s intended use and warranty.
Busy households need thoughtful material choices. Compare wear layers, finishes and care requirements alongside the look you love.
Practical starting points for your project. Ask your AHL store about the products you are considering.
Check the flooring manufacturer’s requirements before selecting accessories. An attached pad may change which underlayment, if any, is suitable. Trim and stair parts require a separate compatibility check.
Explore the collection
Luxury vinyl plank flooring, commonly called LVP flooring, delivers realistic wood looks in a practical plank format. American Home Liquidation carries a changing range of luxury vinyl plank, luxury vinyl tile, rigid-core vinyl and waterproof flooring options for kitchens, bathrooms, bedrooms and living areas. Browse current LVP flooring for homes, rentals and renovation projects in Marietta, Norcross and greater Atlanta.
Luxury vinyl plank flooring recreates hardwood through realistic grain, plank proportions and varied colors. Luxury vinyl tile, also called LVT, draws from stone, concrete and ceramic designs. Rigid-core LVP constructions add dimensional stability, while attached-pad products combine multiple flooring layers. Thickness, wear-layer information, edge profile and installation method vary by product.
Many shoppers consider waterproof luxury vinyl plank flooring for kitchens, bathrooms, laundry rooms, lower levels and pet-friendly homes. Waterproof and water-resistant claims are specific to each LVP product and do not replace proper subfloor preparation or building waterproofing. Traffic, sunlight, rolling loads and room conditions should remain part of the flooring plan.
Luxury vinyl plank flooring is available in natural oak, warm brown, gray, whitewashed and dark wood looks. Stone-look and patterned luxury vinyl tile can complement bathrooms, kitchens and entryways. Review several LVP planks or tiles together to see pattern repetition and variation, then coordinate the floor with cabinetry, walls, trim and natural light.
A clean, flat and suitable subfloor supports a successful installation. Some vinyl floors click together, while others use adhesive; underlayment may be required, included or prohibited. Plan expansion space and transitions before work begins. Routine sweeping, appropriate vacuuming and manufacturer-approved cleaners help maintain the finished surface.
LVP stands for luxury vinyl plank. It is vinyl flooring made in plank shapes that can recreate wood grain, color and proportions. Construction, wear layer, waterproof claims and installation requirements vary by product.
It depends on the product, subfloor and installation method. Follow the manufacturer instructions; adding an unapproved layer can affect fit or warranty coverage.
An attached pad is part of some plank constructions and may influence comfort, sound and installation requirements. Check whether any additional underlayment is allowed.
Some products have specific site-conditioning or acclimation instructions. Store and install the material according to the manufacturer requirements.
Sweep or vacuum with an appropriate setting and use a cleaner approved for the flooring. Avoid unapproved abrasive tools, excessive water and products that can leave a damaging residue.
Before you choose
Color is a useful starting point for luxury vinyl plank, but two similar-looking floors can have different cores, wear layers and installation requirements. Compare the exact specifications before deciding which one fits your room.
Keep overall thickness and wear-layer thickness separate when comparing products. Check the locking or adhesive method, attached pad and manufacturer instructions for moisture, subfloor preparation and any additional underlayment. A water-resistance claim is specific to the product and its installation.
Measure the room and adjoining spaces, then account for doorways, transitions and stairs. Use the listed carton coverage to plan quantities with your installer. Check matching trim and the height difference at nearby tile or carpet before scheduling installation.
Bring room dimensions, photos of the existing floor and the names of your shortlisted planks. Tell the store whether the project is upstairs, on a slab or over another floor so you can check the right installation information.
Store details & contact informationAHL Marietta
119 Cobb Parkway North, Marietta, Georgia 30062
AHL Norcross
6755 Jimmy Carter Blvd, Norcross, Georgia 30071
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