
Your business deserves flooring that’s as tough, stylish, and reliable as you are. At Impervia Flooring, we create solutions that don’t just meet the demands of busy commercial spaces – they elevate them.
Whether it’s an office buzzing with activity, a retail store welcoming a constant stream of customers, or a café alive with conversation, our floors are designed to handle it all while looking fantastic.
Impervia is a rigid composite stone LVT system designed for commercial specification. It combines waterproof performance, slip resistance, low VOC certification and fast installation suitability, making it ideal for office fit-outs, hospitality environments and refurbishment projects.
Impervia commercial LVT flooring is designed to perform in busy office environments where durability, ease of maintenance and long-term appearance matter.
In Cat A and Cat B fit-out projects, flooring must withstand consistent daily use while maintaining a professional finish. Impervia’s rigid composite stone construction and commercial-grade wear layer are built to handle heavy foot traffic and ongoing workplace activity.
Impervia includes an integrated IXPE underlayer and is suitable for use with underfloor heating systems, helping create comfortable working environments without compromising floor performance.
Office spaces experience constant movement from desk chairs, foot traffic and equipment. Impervia’s heavy-duty wear layer and durable core construction are designed for commercial environments, helping the floor maintain its appearance in high-use areas.
Each board includes a built-in IXPE backing, delivering impact sound reduction of up to 21dB. This helps reduce noise transfer between floors and creates a quieter working environment, particularly beneficial in multi-storey office buildings and shared commercial spaces.
Impervia is 100% waterproof and stain-resistant, making it easy to maintain in high-traffic office environments. Cleaning requires no complex processes, helping facilities teams maintain standards with minimal disruption.
View Impervia plank flooring optionsImpervia commercial LVT flooring is well suited to hospitality environments where aesthetics must be matched by durability. Restaurants, cafés, hotels and leisure venues demand flooring that performs consistently under heavy daily use.
Impervia has been used in projects such as Caffé Di Milano, where the requirement was for a floor that could withstand constant footfall from morning through late evening service, including weekend bar use.
In hospitality settings, slip resistance is critical. Impervia scored over 45 PTV (Pendulum Test Value) in wet conditions, providing reassurance in spill-prone environments where safety is a priority.
Impervia is fully waterproof and stain-resistant, making it suitable for environments exposed to food and drink spillages. It can be cleaned using normal household floor detergents without complex maintenance processes.
Installed in 2021 at Caffé Di Milano, Impervia has endured constant use while maintaining its performance and appearance. Its rigid composite stone core and commercial-grade wear layer are designed to withstand the demands of high footfall commercial environments over time.
View Impervia Herringbone Parquet flooring optionsImpervia commercial LVT flooring is suited to student accommodation and build-to-rent developments where durability, consistency and ease of maintenance are essential across multiple units.
The flooring has been used in large-scale residential schemes such as York House, Wembley Park (Dandi Living), where existing floors were assessed and levelled before installation, supporting redevelopment and conversion projects.
Impervia requires a flat subfloor and does not require adhesives due to its push-fit system. This can support refurbishment and retrofit projects where efficient installation is important.
Impervia features a mineral-based composite stone core reinforced for stability and durability. The flooring is 100% waterproof and suitable for environments exposed to moisture, helping reduce concerns around spills or humidity within residential settings.
The push-fit locking system allows single or multiple boards to be replaced if needed. This can be beneficial in multi-unit residential environments where individual areas may require maintenance without replacing the entire floor.
View Impervia tile flooring options
Impervia commercial LVT flooring is well suited to refurbishment and retrofit projects where existing structures are being upgraded or repurposed. The product has been used in developments such as York House, Wembley Park, where existing floors were assessed and levelled prior to installation.
Impervia requires a flat subfloor for installation. The push-fit system does not require adhesives, which can support efficient installation in refurbishment environments once the existing surface has been properly prepared and levelled.
Because Impervia uses a simple push-fit locking system and does not require adhesives, installation is straightforward. This can help reduce disruption during refurbishment works and support programme efficiency on commercial projects.
Impervia is positioned as an alternative where natural engineered timber is considered too expensive or unsuitable. It delivers the appearance of real wood while offering waterproof performance, stain resistance and commercial-grade durability, making it suitable for high-use environments where timber may not be practical.
Impervia commercial LVT flooring is designed to provide reassurance at the specification stage. From indoor air quality to durability and core construction, the product has been developed to meet the expectations of architects and interior designers working on commercial projects.

Impervia Composite Stone Flooring is FloorScore® certified and tested for indoor air quality compliance. It conforms to the CDPH/EHLB Standard Method (California Section 01350) and has measured Total Volatile Organic Compounds (TVOC) levels of ≤ 0.5 mg/m³. Certification is provided by SCS Global Services.
An Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) transparently communicates the environmental impact of a product over its lifetime. Impervia is working towards net zero by 2030, and EPD documentation supports comparison of environmental performance within the construction industry.
Impervia rigid composite stone flooring is free from PCPs and formaldehyde. This supports indoor air quality objectives within commercial and multi-occupancy environments.
Impervia features a mineral-based magnesium oxide (MGO) composite stone core reinforced with fibreglass for stability and durability. The core is described as fireproof, dent proof, shift proof and mould proof.
Impervia includes a commercial-grade heavy-duty wear layer with a ceramic lacquer finish. The rigid core construction, waterproof performance and stain resistance are designed to support long-term performance in high-traffic environments.
Impervia flooring is available with warranties including options for commercial use. Full warranty documentation can be provided to support specification and project requirements.
When selecting materials for commercial environments, specifiers often compare luxury vinyl flooring with engineered timber. Impervia offers the appearance of real wood while providing waterproof performance, slip resistance and a push-fit installation system designed for commercial use. The comparison below highlights key differences based on documented product characteristics.
| Performance factor | Impervia | Engineered timber |
|---|---|---|
| Waterproof | ✔ 100% waterproof | ✖ Not waterproof |
| Slip resistance | PTV 45+ (wet) | Variable |
| Replacement cost | Single or multiple boards can be replaced using the push-fit system | Professional tradesperson required for either sand and refinishing or cutting out and replacing boards. |
| Maintenance burden | Stain-resistant; can be cleaned with normal household floor detergent | Depends on the finish; typically specific or specialist cleaners and maintenance routines need to be in place. Wood remains hydroscopic and care must be taken if spillages occur. |
| Install time | Push-fit system; no adhesives required | Depends on layout; generally requires skilled professionals and strict environmental conditions. |
Sustainability is increasingly a consideration at specification stage, particularly on commercial and multi-occupancy projects where environmental performance and indoor air quality must be clearly documented. Impervia commercial LVT flooring is supported by recognised certification and transparent environmental information to assist architects and designers in meeting project requirements.

Impervia Composite Stone Flooring is FloorScore® certified for indoor air quality and conforms to the CDPH/EHLB Standard Method (California Section 01350) for school classroom and private office parameters when modelled as flooring.
Measured Total Volatile Organic Compounds (TVOC) levels are ≤ 0.5 mg/m³ in compliance with CDPH/EHLB Standard Method v1.2-2017. Certification is provided by SCS Global Services.
Impervia references Scope 1, Scope 2 and Scope 3 emissions within its environmental reporting framework, recognising direct emissions, purchased energy emissions and value chain emissions across upstream and downstream activities.
An Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) transparently communicates the environmental impact of a product over its lifetime. EPD documentation supports comparison of materials within the construction industry and assists specifiers when evaluating environmental performance.
Ryder International Limited (T/A Impervia Flooring) is working towards net zero by 2030, with sustainability and reduced environmental impact forming part of ongoing product and operational considerations.
Impervia sustainability informationImpervia commercial LVT flooring is constructed to deliver consistent performance across demanding commercial environments. Its layered construction and tested characteristics provide durability, acoustic control and indoor air quality reassurance suitable for office, hospitality and multi-unit residential projects.
Download product specificationsImpervia boards are 6.5mm thick, comprising a 5mm rigid composite stone plank with a built-in 1.5mm IXPE backing layer. This integrated construction removes the need for additional underlay while supporting stability and durability.
Impervia has achieved a Pendulum Test Value (PTV) score of over 45 in wet conditions, supporting use in environments where slip resistance is an important consideration.
The integrated IXPE backing delivers impact sound reduction of up to 21dB, helping reduce noise transfer in multi-storey buildings and shared commercial spaces.
Impervia features a mineral-based magnesium oxide (MGO) composite stone core reinforced with fibreglass for stability. The flooring is 100% waterproof and described as dent proof, shift proof and mould proof.
The magnesium oxide core construction is described as fireproof, supporting use in commercial environments where fire performance is a consideration.
Impervia Composite Stone Flooring is FloorScore® certified and conforms to CDPH/EHLB Standard Method standards for indoor air quality, with measured TVOC levels of ≤ 0.5 mg/m³.
Impervia floors have already transformed spaces like yours. From chic retail shops to busy office spaces, businesses across industries trust our flooring to handle their needs without sacrificing style.
Caffé Di Milano required flooring capable of withstanding sustained high footfall, operating from morning service through late evening and weekend bar use. The surface needed to resist spillages, stains and wear, while maintaining the appearance of traditional Italian marble.
Impervia’s White Marble effect tile delivered the desired marble aesthetic while providing waterproof performance and commercial-grade durability. The flooring achieved a PTV score of over 45 in wet conditions, supporting slip resistance in spill-prone hospitality areas.
Installed in 2021, the floor continues to perform under constant use, demonstrating lifecycle durability in a demanding restaurant and bar environment.

York House (Dandi Wembley) involved the conversion and upgrade of an existing 14-storey building into fully furnished studio and one-bedroom apartments with shared communal spaces. The project required flooring suitable for a multi-unit residential environment, with existing floors assessed and levelled prior to installation.
Impervia White Washed Oak was selected to provide a consistent wood-effect finish across apartments and communal areas. The rigid composite stone construction and push-fit system supported installation once subfloors had been properly prepared.
Installed as part of the redevelopment, Impervia delivered a durable flooring solution aligned with the design intent of modern co-living while supporting refurbishment requirements within a large-scale residential scheme.
Build-to-rent flooring case study

Berkeley Homes sought a flooring solution for a large residential development in Northwest London spanning 1,120 homes. The objective was to enhance design aesthetics and user experience while achieving cost efficiencies across a multi-unit scheme.
Impervia Herringbone Parquet Bare Timber was proposed as an alternative to traditional timber, maintaining the desired parquet aesthetic. Mock-up stands were created with TQ Interiors to test the product at scale and evaluate suitability for the wider development.
Following design discussions and product evaluation, Impervia supported both visual intent and project cost considerations within a large-scale residential scheme.
Residential development case study

Commercial projects often require flooring that balances performance with visual consistency across multiple units or large communal spaces. Impervia offers a range of plank, herringbone and tile formats designed to support design intent while meeting the practical demands of commercial environments.

The décor film layer defines the visual finish of Impervia flooring. A wide range of colours and wood-effect designs are available, and custom décor options may be produced subject to lead time and project scale requirements.
Impervia has been used on multi-unit residential schemes, supporting consistent specification across large developments. Product ranges are designed to deliver a uniform aesthetic across apartments and shared spaces.
For development projects, boards have been supplied for mock-up stands to test finish, scale and suitability prior to full specification, supporting design evaluation at project stage.
Impervia is available in traditional plank formats as well as herringbone parquet designs, allowing architects and designers to achieve classic timber aesthetics within a rigid composite stone system.
Impervia provides the appearance and texture of real wood while offering waterproof performance and commercial-grade durability, helping maintain visual intent without the constraints associated with natural timber in high-use environments.
Commercial flooring specification extends beyond product selection. Impervia supports architects, designers and contractors with technical guidance and documentation to assist throughout the project lifecycle, from early concept discussions through to installation.
Our team provides technical input on product suitability, installation requirements and performance characteristics to support informed specification decisions.
Impervia can supply product data, certification documentation and performance information to assist at specification stage and during project approval processes.
Impervia supports specification-led projects where formal documentation and structured material selection are required, aligning with recognised industry specification processes.
Impervia products are stocked and supplied for commercial projects, supporting consistency across multi-unit and phased developments.
Commercial warranty options are available, with documentation provided to support project requirements and long-term performance considerations.
Talk to our flooring expertsThe following questions address common specification and performance considerations for Impervia commercial LVT flooring. If you require additional technical documentation, warranty clarification or project-specific guidance, our team can provide specification support on request.
Impervia commercial LVT flooring combines a rigid composite stone (MGO) core, commercial-grade wear layer, integrated 1.5mm IXPE backing and waterproof construction. It is designed for high footfall environments and supported by documented slip resistance (PTV 45+ in wet conditions), indoor air quality certification and commercial warranty options, providing reassurance at specification stage.
Yes. Impervia Composite Stone Flooring is FloorScore® certified and conforms to the CDPH/EHLB Standard Method (California Section 01350). Measured Total Volatile Organic Compounds (TVOC) levels are ≤ 0.5 mg/m³, supporting indoor air quality considerations in commercial environments.
Impervia requires a flat and properly prepared subfloor. In refurbishment projects, existing floors must be assessed and levelled prior to installation. The push-fit locking system does not require adhesives, which can support efficient installation once preparation is complete. See our installation guidance.
Impervia provides the appearance of real wood while offering 100% waterproof performance, stain resistance and a commercial-grade wear layer. Unlike natural timber, it is described as fireproof, dent proof, shift proof and mould proof, and can be installed using a push-fit system without adhesives, making it suitable where engineered timber may be considered too expensive or unsuitable.
Yes. Impervia commercial LVT flooring is engineered for high footfall environments including office fit-outs, hospitality venues and student accommodation. Its rigid composite stone core, commercial-grade wear layer and slip resistance (PTV 45+ in wet conditions) ensure long-term durability in demanding spaces.
Yes, it’s designed to handle heavy foot traffic with ease, making it perfect as both residential and commercial flooring.
Impervia is 100% waterproof and can be installed in spill-prone commercial environments. Its rigid core construction also makes it suitable for many refurbishment and retrofit projects where subfloor preparation needs to be efficient and reliable.
Yes. Impervia offers a wide range of plank, herringbone and tile formats. Custom décor options may be available subject to project scale and lead time, making it suitable for developers and architects seeking design consistency across multi-unit schemes.
Impervia includes an integrated IXPE backing delivering impact sound reduction of up to 21dB. This makes it suitable for office environments, apartments and multi-occupancy buildings where acoustic performance is a consideration.
Impervia is available with commercial warranties appropriate to the intended use class. Warranty terms vary by project type and installation environment. Our team can provide documentation at specification stage.