LG Hausys Decotile 55 Luxury Vinyl Flooring

LG Hausys Decotile 55 steps up from Decotile 30 with a slightly thicker 2.5mm construction, spanning two formats — a 180mm plank and a 600mm tile — across a genuinely extensive tonal range. From Natural, Grey and Eternal Oak through Russett Walnut and Fired Timber to stone-effect Onyx, Polar and Vermont Slate, it's built to offer real durability alongside one of the broadest colour choices in the LG Hausys range.

Key Features

• 2.5mm construction, giving added durability over the slimmer Decotile 30
• Two formats — a 180mm plank and a 600mm tile
• Extensive tonal range, spanning oak, walnut, elm and pecan wood effects alongside stone-look Onyx, Polar and Vermont Slate
• Waterproof LVT construction, suiting kitchens, bathrooms and everyday living spaces
• A durable step-up within an accessible price range

Real Durability, Real Choice

Decotile 55's added thickness over Decotile 30 gives it a more substantial, durable feel underfoot while keeping the same broad choice of tones. The 180mm plank format spans Natural, Grey and Eternal Oak alongside Brush Timber and Burnished Elm, while the 600mm tile format brings stone-effect Onyx, Polar, Millstone and Vermont Slate alongside warm Eggnog and Lakrids.

Where Decotile 55 Works Best

• Busy households wanting extra durability — the 2.5mm build offers more resilience than slimmer LVT ranges
• Kitchens and bathrooms — the waterproof construction suits moisture-prone areas
• Rooms wanting a very specific tone — the range spans a wide choice across wood and stone effects
• Everyday living spaces — hallways, living rooms and bedrooms all suit the durable surface

FAQ

How does Decotile 55 compare to Decotile 30?
Decotile 55 is built to a thicker 2.5mm construction, giving added durability over the slimmer 2mm Decotile 30, while covering a similarly wide tonal range.

Is LG Hausys Decotile 55 waterproof?
Yes. As a luxury vinyl tile, it's waterproof, making it suitable for kitchens, bathrooms and other moisture-prone areas.

What's the difference between the plank and tile formats?
The 180mm plank suits a classic wood-look proportion, while the 600mm tile format suits both wood and stone-effect designs at a larger scale.

How many tones does Decotile 55 come in?
The range spans a very wide tonal choice across wood effects (oak, walnut, elm, pecan) and stone effects (Onyx, Polar, Vermont Slate), with different tones available depending on the format.

Is Decotile 55 suitable for everyday living spaces?
Yes. The waterproof, durable construction suits hallways, kitchens, bathrooms and everyday living spaces alike.