FAQ

What is dryback flooring?

Dryback floors are vinyl flooring glued directly to the subfloor. They provide a sleek, seamless appearance and can be installed efficiently, creating a quick and effective flooring solution.

What is click vinyl?

Click vinyl is a type of flooring composed of multiple layers and engineered for easy installation through a click system.

What is the differences between a floating click and glued vinyl floor?

A click vinyl floor is also referred to as a floating vinyl floor. This means the flooring is not adhered to the subfloor.

A gluedown vinyl floor is also called a dryback vinyl floor. This vinyl flooring type is adhered directly to the subfloor. No underlay is required. In other words, you permanently secure the floor to the subfloor. The subfloor must be completely level for proper installation.

The main difference is that gluedown vinyl is adhered directly to the subfloor, while click vinyl is installed using a click system.

Is Braag resistant to fire?

Braag achieves fire class rating: Bfl-s1.

S1: represents the highest smoke classification and indicates only 'minimal or no smoke production' during fire conditions.

The European ranking system includes: A1fl, A2fl, Bfl, Cfl, Dfl, Efl and Ffl, where B signifies 'very limited contribution to fire'. Braag performs excellently in this category.

Are vinyl flooring planks suitable for pets?

Vinyl floors can rightfully be considered nearly perfect flooring solutions for homes with pets.

Dirt, rainwater, and minor accidents can be effortlessly cleaned with a damp cloth, leaving no residual marks or stains. Additionally, our vinyl products feature durable surfaces that resist damage from small pet claws.

Pet activities such as running and sudden stops throughout living areas leave no marks on the flooring, while the non-slip wear layer provides secure traction to keep animals safely grounded during movement.