Cutting LVP flooring is a crucial step in the installation process. LVP flooring, short for luxury vinyl plank flooring, is a popular choice for both residential and commercial properties due to its durability, water resistance, and ease of maintenance. Cutting LVP flooring correctly ensures a professional-looking finish and prevents damage to the planks.
There are two main methods for cutting LVP flooring: using a utility knife and a straight edge or using a power saw. The method you choose will depend on the thickness of the planks and your level of comfort with power tools.
