SPC and LVT are usually the most suitable choices for kitchens because of their high moisture resistance and ease of cleaning.

Parquet offers a warmer look and greater comfort underfoot, often lower maintenance costs, and easier removal and installation for some click systems. Certain types also offer resistance to bacteria and stains depending on the product.

Wipe the floor with a lightly damp cloth without pouring water directly onto it, and avoid harsh chemicals to preserve the protective layer.

Some types such as HDF, SPC and many LVT products use click installation and do not require glue, while some LVT products require adhesive installation according to their specifications.

Yes. Click-system floors, especially SPC and some HDF products, can be dismantled and reinstalled if the planks remain in good condition.

It is suitable for most rooms in the home and some commercial spaces. Wooden parquet is best avoided in areas exposed to a lot of water, such as bathrooms and kitchens. SPC and LVT are more suitable for moisture, while the installation method should still prevent water from reaching beneath the flooring.

HDF, SPC and LVT are usually among the most requested options because they balance appearance, durability, ease of use and maintenance.

Possible causes include an uneven subfloor, missing or unsuitable underlay, or small gaps. Correct installation with suitable insulation greatly reduces noise.

Parquet, particularly HDF, is usually based on wood fibres, while vinyl planks such as SPC and LVT are based on PVC or stone-plastic composites depending on the type and generally offer greater moisture resistance.

Pouring water is not recommended. Use a lightly damp cloth even with water-resistant types to protect the floor and prevent water from entering the joints.

They vary by type. Wooden parquet can be affected by prolonged water exposure, and some types require precise installation and suitable insulation. Choosing the correct thickness and quality reduces potential problems.

Clean with a lightly damp mop, avoid harsh cleaners, remove dust to prevent scratches, do not drag furniture, and do not leave spilled water standing, especially on wooden parquet.