About Rigidvinyl44
Luxury vinyl plank SPC flooring is 100% waterproof, easy to install, and solid to the core.
Luxury vinyl plank (often referred to as LVP) flooring is a type of flooring material made with high quality vinyl that is known for its resistance to water and scratches. LVP is more durable than traditional vinyl flooring, which helps it to resemble classic hardwood floors, at a more affordable cost to you and the planet. Our popular rigid core luxury vinyl flooring is designed with a stone polymer composite core (SPC) for added structural strength. The click lock vinyl flooring option is stylish and easy to install, making it an attractive material for homeowners in search of high quality flooring at a reasonable price.
Rigid core luxury vinyl flooring from Ambient Building Products® is a top choice among discerning homeowners and builders as it offers style and efficiency. The rest of our flooring options follow the same standards to ensure they are produced from durable materials so you won’t have to replace them for years. Whether you are new to the industry of sustainable flooring or have done some of your own research, you can trust the quality of our products. To ensure you’re confident with your choice of flooring, order free samples to see how the style looks in your space!
IHBC NewsBlog
IHBC sponsors Gardens Trust event 23-4 Sept 2026
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'Learning from the Past, Shaping the Future’ takes place in Milton Keynes
Renovations to Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater complete
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National Trust for Scotland repairs stone cleit with link to famous island resident
Griff Rhys Jones on BBC Radio 4 Today programme
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IHBC offers free webinars on applying for IHBC accreditation (Full & Associate).
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National Trust for Scotland calls for VAT cuts
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Book now for IHBC Annual School 2026
IHBC Annual School is taking place 18-20 June 2026 in Newcastle
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