Where Can You Use Polyflor Fusionline LVT?
Posted by Yasmin Ilarionos on 25th Aug 2026
Where Can You Use Polyflor Fusionline LVT?
Choosing flooring isn't just about finding the right design – it also needs to be suitable for the environment in which it's being installed.
Polyflor Fusionline PUR is a glue-down Luxury Vinyl Tile (LVT) collection designed for use across residential, commercial and light industrial environments. With a 2.5mm overall gauge, 0.55mm wear layer and PUR surface treatment, Fusionline combines a wide choice of wood and stone designs with a specification suitable for demanding interiors.
So, where can Fusionline be used?
Living Areas
Fusionline can be used throughout residential interiors, making it a practical option for living rooms, dining areas and other busy areas of the home.
The collection offers a wide selection of realistic wood designs, allowing homeowners and designers to achieve the appearance of timber while using an LVT floor covering.

Kitchens
Fusionline is also suitable for kitchen environments, providing another option for creating a continuous LVT finish across open-plan living and kitchen spaces.
Its wood, parquet and stone-effect designs give you flexibility when matching the floor to different kitchen styles.
Bathrooms
Luxury vinyl flooring can be used in bathrooms, making Fusionline an option for residential bathroom projects when correctly specified and installed.
As with any flooring installation, the substrate, adhesive and installation method must all be suitable for the environment. Fusionline itself should not be treated as a waterproofing system.

Retail Spaces
Fusionline isn't limited to domestic projects. Polyflor classifies the collection as Class 33 for commercial use, meaning it is designed for heavy commercial environments.
This makes it suitable for applications such as shops and other busy retail interiors, where the flooring may experience significantly more foot traffic than in a typical home.
The range also gives designers a choice of wood, parquet and stone aesthetics for creating different commercial interior schemes.

Hospitality & Leisure Interiors
The combination of commercial classification and different design formats also makes Fusionline suitable for appropriate hospitality and leisure interiors.
Its range of wood and stone effects provides options for creating different aesthetics across customer-facing commercial spaces.

What Makes Fusionline Suitable for Different Environments?
Fusionline PUR has several technical characteristics that allow it to be specified across different projects:
- 5mm overall thickness
- 55mm wear layer
- PUR surface treatment
- Class 23 – heavy domestic use
- Class 33 – heavy commercial use
- Class 42 – general light industrial use
- Suitable for continuous castor chair use
- Suitable for underfloor heating up to a maximum of 27°C
- Available in plank, parquet and tile formats
The correct installation requirements should always be checked for the specific environment and project.
What Adhesive Should You Use with Fusionline?
Fusionline PUR is a glue-down LVT, so selecting an appropriate adhesive is an important part of the installation.
For projects where its specification is appropriate, Ardex AF195 is worth considering. It is a fibre-reinforced, high-temperature LVT adhesive developed for luxury vinyl tiles and planks and is particularly suited to areas subject to high solar gain, such as rooms with large areas of glazing.
Always check the latest Polyflor and Ardex technical guidance to confirm suitability for the specific floor covering, substrate and site conditions.
Final Thoughts
From homes to busy commercial interiors, Polyflor Fusionline PUR offers a versatile LVT solution with a specification designed for a broad range of environments.
Its 23/33/42 use classification, 0.55mm wear layer and range of wood, parquet and stone designs allow the collection to meet both practical and design requirements across different projects.
Explore the Polyflor Fusionline range at Floormart to discover the available colours, designs and formats.