Many homeowners and renovators wonder whether new flooring can be laid directly over old tiles. The good news is that yes, it is possible – provided certain conditions are met. This approach not only saves time, money and mess, but can also significantly reduce the amount of renovation work required. Nevertheless, there are a few technical details and legal requirements to consider to ensure that the new floor covering lasts and achieves a safe, high-quality result.

Choosing the right flooring is one of the most important decisions in interior design. Modern vinyl and designer flooring offer the right solution for every style – from warm wood looks to elegant natural stone looks. In addition to appearance, aspects such as ease of care, sustainability and a healthy indoor climate also play an important role.

Vinyl flooring has been one of the most popular resilient floor coverings for many years. It is widely used, offers a wide range of designs and is easy to maintain. However, more and more people are questioning the sustainability and health benefits of this type of flooring and are looking for alternatives. One such alternative is CERAMIN – a PVC-free floor covering that sets new standards in terms of environmental friendliness, durability and recyclability.