The best click vinyl floors, compared.
Top pick: FLOORNATION SPC, London Fog Best value: Grandismo click vinyl, White Cliffs – Same about £29.99 per square metre and 0.55 mm wear layer, with 4.3 from 79 reviews. Chipped joints and surface marks are deducted, and underlay is still extra. Updated October 2026.
Click vinyl is a locking luxury-vinyl or rigid-core plank you float over a dry, flat subfloor without glue. You might choose it for a kitchen, a bathroom with a shower tray, or a hall, where a laminate fibreboard core is the worry. The checks are the wear layer, whether underlay is already attached, and whether the listing states a real use class. All four amazon.co.uk listings kept state a 0.55 mm wear layer. None print an EN ISO 10874 class, so commercial on the page is not class 33. The warranty line asks for underlay, which is not in the pack. You lock the planks and lay them over a dry, flat subfloor. Grandismo is that pair: the title says rigid core, the material line says vinyl, the thickness is 4 mm, and the warranty line says to use underlay. How to choose is set out in the [click vinyl buying guide](/hub/flooring/click-vinyl/sub/click-vinyl-buying-guide).
Click vinyl is a locking luxury-vinyl or rigid-core plank you float over a dry, flat subfloor without glue.
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What do you want under the plank?
The London Fog FLOORNATION pack is eight 6.5 mm SPC planks covering 1.7568 m² for £55.99, which is about £31.87 per square metre if you divide those two figures on the listing. A 1.5 mm IXPE layer is already attached, and the bullet says you do not buy a separate underlay. Kitchens, bathrooms, wet rooms and utility rooms are named, with underfloor heating stated up to 27°C and a warning against prolonged sun, for example in a conservatory. The wear layer is 0.55 mm, the same figure as the Grandismo packs, and no wear-warranty period is stated. Amazon shows 5.0 from three ratings, and those reviews are short: the colour looked good, the click was fairly easy, and the floor felt solid. Three ratings are too few to show how the locks, the colour or a winter on heating actually behave.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want SPC with foam already on the plank and a printed 27°C heating line, and you can live with a listing that has three reviews.
Less suitable: You want a large UK review sample before you order a whole flat, or a stated wear warranty in years.
Specifications
Common questions
Does this pack include underlay?
Yes. The listing says a 1.5 mm IXPE layer is already attached and that you do not buy a separate underlay.
What heating limit is stated?
The bullet says underfloor heating up to 27°C. It also says to avoid prolonged direct sunlight, for example in a conservatory.
How many reviews are on the listing?
The customer-reviews line is 5.0 out of 5 from 3 ratings. The three reviews on the listing are short and positive.
Across 88 amazon.co.uk reviews, the grey Grandismo covers a room in 1 m² packs of 4 mm click vinyl with a 0.55 mm wear layer, and reviewers score it with a blade and snap it rather than saw it. Several people have laid it in a bathroom and describe it as waterproof in ordinary use, and one buyer found it easier to work than laminate. The listing tells you to use Grandismo LVT underlay, which is not in the £29.99 pack, and one hallway job felt expensive once that extra roll was in the sums. The page does not print an underfloor-heating maximum. One review says the floor bowed and softened when the heating came on, even with a 10 mm gap at the skirting. A follow-up order arrived in the wrong colour, and another reviewer found the 4 mm board soft and bouncy underfoot.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You are flooring a bathroom, kitchen or living room with 4 mm click vinyl at about £29.99 per m², and you will buy the matching underlay.
Less suitable: You need a printed underfloor-heating limit, foam already on the plank, or a rigid 6.5 mm feel underfoot.
Specifications
Common questions
Does this pack include underlay?
No. The listing tells you to use Grandismo LVT underlay with this flooring. The 1 m² pack is the vinyl only.
Is a bathroom named on the listing?
Yes. The title names a bathroom, kitchen, lounge, and dining area. It does not describe a tanked wet room.
Does the listing state an underfloor heating limit?
No. One review says the floor bowed and softened when the heating came on, even with a 10 mm gap. The product page does not print a maximum temperature.
The White Cliffs Grandismo is the same 4 mm click vinyl, with a 0.55 mm wear layer, sold at £29.99 per square metre, and 79 amazon.co.uk reviews average 4.3. First-time fitters describe flexible boards that click together, and the review set includes an en suite, other bathrooms and a conservatory. One seller took surplus back on a large order. The colour line on Amazon has been read as White Oak while the pack was labelled White Cliffs, so the name on the box is the one that matters before you open a second room. Several reviews say the click joints arrived chipped across boxes, and the seller was described as unhelpful. Trainers and rubber toys left scratches and stains that a steam mop did not lift. The box did not include fitting instructions, and one buyer nearly cut the planks with a saw.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want the White Cliffs colour at the same about £29.99 per m², and you will check every click edge before it goes down in the middle of the room.
Less suitable: You want undamaged joints straight out of the box, a printed heating limit, or underlay already attached.
Specifications
Common questions
Does this pack include underlay?
No. The warranty line says to use Grandismo LVT underlay with this flooring.
Which colour is on the listing?
The colour field says White Cliffs. A review says the page had been read as White Oak, while the pack was labelled White Cliffs.
What do the reviews say about damage?
Several reviews praise an easy click fit. One review says joints arrived chipped in every box. Others mention scratches and stains from trainers and rubber toys.
The Fog Gray FLOORNATION listing states the same pack shape as the London Fog SPC: 6.5 mm in the bullets, a 0.55 mm wear layer, 1.5 mm IXPE already attached, eight planks, 1.7568 m² and £55.99, with heating up to 27°C. The title says Fog Gray and the technical colour says London Fog. The bullets say 6.5 mm while the technical block prints 120 x 20 x 0.05 cm, so the thickness on the page does not agree with itself. The listing was first available on 20 April 2026. There is no customer-reviews line, which means there is no star rating and no UK review text for the click, the colour or the board you receive. A bullet also says tool-free DIY fitting, which still describes a floating click floor rather than a glued membrane.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You have already handled the London Fog SPC and you are checking this colour name against the label on the pack before you order.
Less suitable: You are buying a first floor from an unrated listing, or you need one thickness figure you can trust on the page.
Specifications
Common questions
Does this pack include underlay?
Yes. The listing says 1.5 mm IXPE is built in.
Why do the thickness figures disagree?
The bullets say 6.5 mm. The technical block prints product dimensions of 120 x 20 x 0.05 cm. Both figures are on the listing.
Is there a star rating?
No customer-reviews line is on this listing, so the rating is n/a. Do not use the score from a different ASIN.
Four amazon.co.uk click vinyl listings were scored from the listing facts and review notes captured on 19 October 2026. There is no lab test. The highest score is the top pick. The best value is the colourway at about £29.99 per square metre, with underlay still extra. A five-star line from three ratings does not outrank 4.4 from 88 reviews. A missing heating temperature is a deduction, not a guess of 27°C. Commercial and ISO 9001 are not scored as class 33. A wet-room word in a bullet is not scored as a tanked floor.
Amazon stars and review count
35%The amazon.co.uk star average is read with the number of ratings behind it. Five stars from three ratings do not outrank 4.4 from 88 reviews. A listing with no star line scores at the bottom of this criterion.
Wear layer and stated core
25%All four listings state a 0.55 mm wear layer. Whether the page says what the core is matters. The shared wear layer is not a reason to rank a 6.5 mm plank above a 4 mm plank by thickness alone.
Underlay and heating limit
20%A pack with underlay already attached scores on that point. A printed heating limit scores. A missing temperature is a deduction. Grandismo’s warranty line still asks for a separate underlay.
Price against coverage
15%Price is judged against the stated coverage. About £55.99 divided by 1.7568 m² is about £31.87 per square metre. That sum is labelled as division, not as a printed unit price.
Listing consistency
5%Chipped joints, a colour-name clash, a thickness line that disagrees with itself, and a listing with no star line are deductions. They are taken from the listing and the review notes, not from a lab.
This guide follows the four amazon.co.uk listings kept on 19 October 2026. It does not add a lab score, a use class the pages do not print, or a shop price from outside those listings. Wear layer, core, underlay, heating and the size of the UK review sample decide the order.
Click vinyl in this set is a floating floor. You lock the planks and lay them over a dry, flat subfloor. Glue-down LVT is stuck down and is not this category. Flexible or rigid-core click vinyl locks and floats. Grandismo is that pair: the title says rigid core, the material line says vinyl, the thickness is 4 mm, and the warranty line says to use Grandismo LVT underlay. SPC is a stone-polymer core.
Grandismo is about £29.99 per stated square metre. FLOORNATION is about £55.99 for 1.7568 m², which divides to about £31.87 per square metre. That unit price was not printed as its own line. Add Grandismo’s separate underlay before you treat the two shelf prices as the same kind of figure.
The Grandismo warranty line says to use Grandismo LVT underlay, and it is not in the pack. FLOORNATION already has 1.5 mm IXPE attached. A second underlay under that foam is a known way to stress click joints.
London Fog is 5.0 from three ratings. Grey Grandismo is 4.4 from 88, and White Cliffs is 4.3 from 79. Fog Gray has no star line. Do not copy the London Fog stars onto Fog Gray.
The first check is the wear layer, then total thickness. All four amazon.co.uk listings in this set state 0.55 mm. Wood and Beyond’s UK guide treats about 0.5 mm as heavy domestic, and 0.55 mm and above as heavy domestic or light commercial. That is a guide to the millimetres of wear layer, not a use class printed on these packs. None of these listings print an EN ISO 10874 class. Commercial and ISO 9001 are not scored as class 33.
The second check is the core and the underlay rule. Grandismo, ASINs B07CLDQGBV and B07C49TS79, is titled rigid core. The material line says vinyl, the board is 4 mm, and the warranty line says to use Grandismo LVT underlay. That underlay is not in the about £29.99 pack. FLOORNATION, ASINs B0GDSSXVVT and B0GXX67S3Q, states an SPC core, 6.5 mm in the bullets, with 1.5 mm IXPE already attached. The London Fog bullet says you do not buy a separate underlay.
Three typical situations, each with a recommendation from this comparison.
You want 4 mm click vinyl at about £29.99 per square metre, and you will buy the matching underlay. Grey Grandismo has the largest review sample in this set, 4.4 from 88 reviews, and the listing names a bathroom, kitchen, lounge and dining area. You still need a flat, dry base.
You want SPC with 1.5 mm IXPE already attached and a printed 27°C heating line. London Fog states both. The pack is about £55.99 for 1.7568 m². Five stars from three short reviews are too few to show how the locks behave over a winter on heating.
You want the White Cliffs colour at the same about £29.99 per square metre, and you will check every click edge before it goes down in the middle of the room. Reviews include an en suite and a first-time fitter. Chipped joints and marks from trainers are already in the score. Underlay is still extra.
In this set of four amazon.co.uk listings, the top pick is the grey Grandismo at about £29.99 per square metre, with 4.4 from 88 reviews and a 0.55 mm wear layer. Separate underlay and no stated heating limit are already in that score. The best value is White Cliffs Grandismo at the same price per square metre, 4.3 from 79 reviews, after deductions for chipped joints and surface marks. London Fog SPC has 1.5 mm IXPE attached and a stated 27°C line, but 5.0 from three reviews does not outrank the larger Grandismo samples. Fog Gray has no star line, and the colour name and the thickness figures on that page disagree.
Grandismo click vinyl, White Cliffs
Same about £29.99 per square metre and 0.55 mm wear layer, with 4.3 from 79 reviews. Chipped joints and surface marks are deducted, and underlay is still extra.
Editorial
Peter F. is the editor for DIY & tools at productscompared.co.uk. Comparisons in this category are checked against amazon.co.uk listings, review evidence and public UK sources.
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Public UK sources and amazon.co.uk listings, checked on 19 October 2026. Shelf prices and star lines are the figures in the display file. Wider shop prices are guides, not these amazon.co.uk shelf prices.
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