The Leading ODM & OEM Manufacturer
of LVT Glue Down Flooring In China
What is LVT Dry Back Flooring?
Y.H.F Dry Back LVT Flooring is a stable and precision-engineered flooring solution designed for permanent installation on both new and existing subfloors. It is easy to cut, easy to install, and easy to maintain, making it suitable for a wide range of commercial and residential applications.
With a slip resistance rating of R10, Y.H.F Dry Back LVT provides reliable surface safety, making it an ideal choice for installation over existing flooring systems in renovation and retrofit projects.
The flooring is fully bonded to the subfloor using professional-grade adhesive, ensuring excellent dimensional stability, long-term durability, and resistance to movement under daily use.
What are advantages of
LVT Dry Back?
Foot-friendly comfort
100% Waterproof construction
Anti-slip friction backing
High stability under heavy compression
Radiant heating compatible
Specifications
| ITEM | DETAILS |
| Product | LVT Glue Down Flooring |
| Dimensions | 6″x36″ / 7″x48″ / 6″x48″/ 12″x24″/ or Customized |
| Overall Thickness | 2.0mm −3.0mm |
| Wear Layer | 0.3mm / 0.5mm / 0.55mm / 0.7mm |
| Surface Treatment | UV / PU Coating with Matt / Semi-matt Finish / Ceramic Bead |
| Texture | Wood Embossed / Hand Scraped / EIR / Crystal / Slate |
| Installation | Glue Down |
| Warranty | Residential 15 Years, Commercial 10 Years |
Technical Data Sheet
| TEST ITEM | TEST STANDARD | TEST RESULTS |
| Slip Resistance | EN13893 | Class DS |
| Formaldehyde | EN717-1 | E1 |
| Smoke Generation | ENISO9239-1 | Class s1 |
| Critical Heat Flux | ENISO9239-1 | Class B |
| Flame Spread | ENISO11925-2 | Class B |
| Reaction to Fire | EN13501-1 | Bfl-s1 |
| Abrasion Resistance | EN ISO 10874 | Class 23 / 33 / 42 |
| Chemical Resistance | EN423 | Resistant |
| Dimensional Stability | EN434 | X direction:-0.04%/Y direction:-0.02% |
| Curling after Exposure to Heat | EN434 | ~0.01mm |
| Wear Resistance | EN660-2 | Group T |
| Residual Indentation | EN433 | ~0.03mm |
| Chair Caster | EN425 | Type W |
| Color fastness | ISO105-B02 | >=6 |
Why choose Dry Back LVT flooring?
Dry Back LVT flooring features a flexible yet dimensionally stable PVC core construction, providing excellent dimensional stability along with strong stain, scratch, and impact resistance.
Dry Back LVT provides a perfectly flat, seamless surface when installed over a properly leveled subfloor with subfloor imperfections no more than 2mm.
With a wide range of vibrant designs, natural textures, and bold decorative accents, Dry Back LVT is 100% waterproof and highly abrasion resistant, making it an ideal flooring solution for commercial, residential, office, retail, and hospitality projects, opening up endless interior renovation possibilities across different locations.
What Subfloor Conditions Are Required for Dry Back LVT Installation?
Dry Back LVT requires a properly prepared subfloor to ensure strong adhesion and long-term performance. The subfloor must be flat, dry, clean, and structurally sound before installation. Any dust, cracks, uneven areas, or contaminants should be fully removed or corrected to avoid bonding issues and surface imperfections. A well-prepared subfloor is essential to achieve stable installation results and prevent future flooring failure.
Applications
Office
Kitchen
Restaurant
Hotel
Shopping Mall
Store
Bedroom
School
Manufacturing Facility
FAQ
What Type of Adhesive Is Used for Dry Back LVT Flooring Installation?
Dry Back LVT flooring is typically installed using high-performance acrylic or pressure-sensitive adhesives designed for vinyl flooring systems. The final adhesive selection should be based on site conditions, including subfloor moisture level and application environment.
What Are the Ideal Temperature and Humidity Conditions for Dry Back LVT Installation?
Dry Back LVT installation should be carried out in a stable, climate-controlled environment. The recommended temperature range is between 16°C and 25°C(65°F to 80°F ), with relative humidity not exceeding 65%. The installation area should be conditioned for at least 48 hours prior to installation to ensure both the flooring material and subfloor are properly acclimated. Maintaining stable environmental conditions is critical to prevent expansion, contraction, and adhesive performance issues.
How Should Dry Back LVT Flooring Be Maintained After Installation?
After installation, Dry Back LVT should be left undisturbed for the recommended curing period to allow full adhesive bonding. Regular maintenance should include routine cleaning using neutral pH cleaning agents and avoiding excessive water or harsh chemicals. Heavy furniture or traffic should be introduced gradually to ensure the adhesive fully sets. Proper maintenance helps extend the flooring lifespan and maintain its appearance and performance over time.
What's your MOQ?
The MOQ is one 20′ container, allowing up to 4 colors from the E-Catalog.
For orders smaller than one container, the MOQ is 500 sqm per color for stock colors, or 1,000 sqm per color for colors selected from the E-Catalog.