CARPET PLUS · SELMA, ALABAMA
Luxury vinyl with the look your room has been waiting for.
Luxury vinyl offers wood and tile looks in a wide range of colors, patterns and formats. At Carpet Plus in Selma, you can browse options from several brands, compare product details and talk through the differences with Diana or Tori before choosing a floor.
Choose the look, then check the construction.
A light oak look, a deep brown plank and a stone pattern can each set a different direction for the same room. Plank width, edge detail and the amount of color variation also affect the finished appearance. Look at a room image as well as the individual material close-up.
- Compare plank or tile dimensions with the scale of your space.
- Review the product’s wear layer and installation method when listed.
- Ask which preparation, underlayment and transitions the selected floor requires.
Discuss moisture honestly.
Water-related claims belong to individual products and their installation instructions. A waterproof plank does not, by itself, resolve a moisture problem underneath the floor. Share what you know about the room, existing surface and any past water issues so the appropriate requirements can be reviewed.
Build a shortlist that works together.
Our catalog includes luxury vinyl choices from Mohawk, Shaw, Southwind, Mannington, Metroflor and other listed brands. Compare tones beside cabinet colors and the flooring that will remain. Ask our team to confirm samples, current availability, pricing and suitability for your project.
A FEW PLACES TO START
Explore the possibilities.
Explore a selection from the online catalog. Diana and Tori can confirm current collections, samples, pricing, and suitability for your room.
LET’S MAKE THIS EASIER
A few good questions.
What is the difference between LVP and LVT?
LVP usually describes luxury vinyl in plank formats, often with a wood look. LVT usually describes tile formats. The exact construction and performance depend on the selected product.
Can luxury vinyl go over my existing floor?
That depends on the existing surface, its condition and the manufacturer’s installation requirements. Bring photographs and details about the current floor; the subfloor and preparation need review before a plan is finalized.