Laundry Room Flooring

Options for Laundry Room Flooring

Although the laundry room is primarily a workspace, it doesn’t have to look like one. The right laundry room flooring presents water-resistant and waterproof capabilities – paired with excellent durability – to stand up to tough conditions. Greatmats can match your design ideas for a DIY laundry room floor tile, including faux wood grain, faux slate, or solid colors. We make sure your laundry room flooring products will look as good as they perform. With our floors in place, you’ll love spending time in your laundry room … regardless of how gross your kid’s laundry is.

Types of Laundry Room Flooring

At Greatmats, we offer multiple types of laundry room flooring to meet your design and usage needs.

PVC Plastic

PVC plastic is a highly durable and waterproof type of flooring. It’s easy to install over concrete, and you can select from almost any solid color, as well as white and black.

Vinyl

Vinyl flooring is durable for a high-traffic laundry room or bathroom. We offer vinyl tiles that are easy to install and that look like stone or wood floors.

Stone Plastic Composite (SPC)

SPC flooring is an extremely durable type of vinyl that resembles hardwood flooring. It ships in wide planks, further mimicking hardwood. It has foam under the vinyl to provide comfort.

Foam

Foam flooring is more durable than you may think, providing comfort when you have to stand and work in the laundry room for long periods of time. Foam is available in solid colors or faux wood grain patterns.

Raised Base

Raised base flooring is ideal in a laundry room. It uses a foam, carpet, or vinyl top layer over a firm plastic base that’s raised a fraction of an inch over the main floor, allowing any water leaks to go underneath and reach the floor drain.

Features and Benefits of Laundry Room Floor Tile

Some of the primary features found with laundry room floor tile products from Greatmats include:

• Faux wood grain finish
  
• Faux stone finish
  
• Several solid colors
  
• Embossed surfaces for traction
  
• Supports significant weight
  
• Raised base options to aid in water evaporation
  
• Comfortable, cushioned options
  
• Tile and wood plank models
  
• Easy installation
  
• Water-resistant and waterproof models

Laundry Room Flooring Q&A

What are the pros and cons of soft laundry room flooring?

One of the pros of using soft laundry room flooring is that you can revitalize a worn floor while also absorbing sound from a vibrating washer or dryer. The cons of using soft laundry flooring include needing to vacuum it regularly and having it subject to indentions from heavy appliances.

What is the best laminate for a laundry room?

The best laminate flooring for use in a laundry room includes laminate-top floor tiles with a raised plastic base to allow evaporation of any leaked water. Foam tiles that have a design that looks like laminate are popular, too.

What is the best laundry room flooring and utility room flooring?

The best laundry and utility room flooring can include PVC plastic tiles, vinyl planks and tiles over raised plastic bases, and rubber tiles. All these materials are resistant to water and offer excellent durability.

Can you use foam tiles in a basement laundry room?

Yes, you can use foam tiles in a basement laundry room. One of our customers showed us exactly how she and her husband installed the interlocking faux wood grain foam tiles with successful results.