Vienna point floor PVC
Belakos Palazzo Herringbone 72 Dryback PVC - in an atmospheric oak look
Therdex 6531 Select - Dryback PVC - Viennese Point
Therdex 6532 Select - Dryback PVC - Viennese Point
Therdex 6533 Select - Dryback PVC - Weense Punt
Therdex 6534 Select - Dryback PVC - Herringbone
Therdex 6535 Select - Dryback PVC - Weense Punt
Therdex 6536 Select - Dryback PVC - Viennese Point
Belakos Futuro 53 Hungarian Point Dryback PVC
Belakos Futuro 52 Hungarian Point Dryback PVC
Belakos Futuro 51 Hungarian Point Dryback PVC
Belakos Futuro 50 Hungarian Point Dryback PVC
Belakos Palazzo Viennese Point 77 Dryback PVC
Belakos Palazzo Herringbone 74 Dryback PVC
Belakos Attico Herringbone 83 Dryback PVC
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Difference between Viennese Point and Hungarian Point
The difference between the Viennese Point and Hungarian Point is not very significant. Simply put, you could say that the Viennese Point floor is laid at a sharper angle than the Hungarian Point. With Hungarian Point PVC, you see straight V-shaped strips, which is not the case with the Viennese Point; the diamond-shaped sections all fit together. This can make it look a bit busier. However, it is a very original, special floor that few people have and makes an impression in a living room, meeting room, or kitchen. To quickly understand the difference, it's best to look at photos of both, and you'll see it immediately.
Having Viennese Point glue-down PVC installed
For the Viennese Point, we always recommend choosing glue-down PVC (also known as stick-down or dryback). Such glue-down PVC floors last the longest and cause no problems despite the somewhat vulnerable point shape (60 degrees). Ensure you use an experienced floor layer or consult Solza for having your floor installed. Installing a Viennese Point floor is slightly more expensive than a straight strip PVC indoor floor. This is because it is a bit more labor-intensive.
Solza Flooring Store: Showroom visit, sample, or online ordering
At Solza flooring store, feel free to request a sample of Belakos Viennese Point floors via the website or visit our showroom in South Holland (Alphen a/d Rijn) by appointment.
View alternatives
Is the Viennese Point a bit too busy for you? Then also check out our popular alternatives. With herringbone floors, the angles are straight (90 degrees). Also, check out the popular click PVC herringbone PVC, which you can install yourself if desired, whalebone glue-down PVC (large format herringbone), and Hungarian Point glue-down PVC floors. Choose from various oak gray and brown shades, or go for a white or black floor.
Frequently asked questions about Vienna point floor PVC
What is a Vienna Point PVC floor?
A Viennese Point PVC floor is a luxurious floor with a pattern similar to a Hungarian Point, but with a more subtle and refined effect. The planks are laid at a 60-degree angle, creating a symmetrical and classic pattern.
What are the benefits of a Viennese Point PVC floor?
This floor combines the look of a traditional wooden floor with the benefits of PVC. It is water-resistant, wear-resistant, and easy to maintain. Additionally, PVC feels warmer and softer than real wood and is excellently suited for use with underfloor heating.
Where can a Herringbone PVC floor be used?
Thanks to its water resistance, this floor is suitable for all rooms, including kitchens, bathrooms, and living rooms. This pattern is also often chosen in commercial spaces due to its chic appearance.
How do I maintain a Weense Punt PVC floor?
This floor is easy to clean with a vacuum cleaner and a slightly damp mop. Use a pH-neutral cleaning agent to protect the top layer and avoid aggressive cleaning agents.
