Style Spotlight
Luxury Vinyl Plank (LVP)
Luxury Vinyl Plank is constructed primarily from dense composite materials engineered to closely mimic the texture, grain, and warmth of natural wood planks. Built in solid, interlocking layers, this flooring option provides a stable and low-profile surface that performs well in residential and commercial spaces alike.
Why choose Luxury Vinyl Plank?
- Waterproof performance: Unlike natural wood floors that warp or swell when exposed to moisture, LVP is entirely waterproof — an excellent choice for kitchens, bathrooms, basements, and mudrooms.
- Scratch and dent resistance: A heavy-duty wear layer protects against scuffs from pet nails, heavy furniture movement, and everyday household drops.
- Low maintenance living: No sanding, staining, or sealing required. Spills, mud, and debris clean up easily with a standard sweep or damp mop.
Popular Styles
LVP Minnesota & Wisconsin neighbors love.
What to Consider
Choosing the right LVP.

Wear Layer
The thickness of the top protective layer determines how well your new flooring resists scratches from daily household traffic and pets.

Core Construction
Choosing between a rigid stone composite core and a wood composite core impacts how well the planks resist dents from heavy furniture.

Texture
Different wood-grain embossing options and plank edge styles let you customize how realistic the floor looks under your room’s lighting.

Underlayment
Built-in backing pads absorb sound and provide temperature insulation to ensure your new floors feel comfortable underfoot.
Why Choose 651 Carpets
The promises behind every install.
- 100% waterproof
Spills, pets, and wet boots are no match — LVP holds up in kitchens, baths, and basements. - Lifetime install warranty
We stand behind the quality of our installation for as long as you live in your home. - Samples in your light
An expert brings sample books to your couch — no showroom trip required. - Next-day install
Most LVP orders are installed the next business day — we even move your furniture.





