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Winter is the season when we finally take a close look at our floors: 80s tiles that feel icy underfoot, worn-out kitchen linoleum... and the desire to renovate quickly, without dust, before the holidays. Vinyl is often the answer. On one condition: follow two or three rules that become more important than ever in the cold. Click, glue, LVT, SPC: which one for which situation? Type Best for Good to know Click LVT vinyl (flexible core) Bedrooms, living rooms, quick installation Comfortable and quiet, but requires a perfectly level subfloor. SPC / rigid click vinyl (mineral core) Renovation over old tiles, rooms with patio doors Very stable against temperature fluctuations, better hides minor subfloor imperfections. Glue-down vinyl Large areas, commercial spaces Very stable; more technical installation, reserved for professionals. Rule no. 1: Acclimatisation is not optional in winter A box of vinyl that spent the night in a van at 2°C and is installed immediately in a living room at 21°C is a recipe for joints that open or planks that lift a few days later. Vinyl expands and contracts with the temperature. Leave the packages in the room for at least 48 hours, flat and in their closed packaging (or according to the manufacturer's instructions). Keep the room between 18 and 25°C before, during, and after installation. Avoid installing in an unheated room or a cold annex in the middle of January. Rule no. 2: Underfloor heating, yes, but not at full blast Vinyl is compatible with most water-based underfloor heating systems. Manufacturers generally require a maximum surface temperature of around 27°C. Beyond that, the material can warp. As with any floor: turn off or lower the heating before installation, then gradually turn it back on. A thin SPC (6 mm) with an underlay compatible with underfloor heating allows heat to pass through well: always check the manufacturer's data sheet. Wear layer: 0.55 or 0.70 mm? This is the most important figure on a vinyl data sheet, and the least looked at. The wear layer is the transparent film that protects the design. 0.55 mm is suitable for normal residential use (bedrooms, living rooms). 0.70 mm is recommended for high-traffic rooms: entrances, kitchens, homes with children or pets, and anything subjected to wet boots and gravel in winter. Our 6 mm SPC ranges are available in both versions, including herringbone installation. Rule no. 3: Large patio doors = watch out for winter sun The low winter sun strongly heats dark planks near windows, while the rest of the room remains cool. These temperature differences cause the vinyl to move. Solution: choose a rigid SPC, which is more stable, and install blinds or curtains. Installing vinyl over old tiles: is it possible? Yes, it is actually one of vinyl's great advantages in Brussels renovations. But: The tiles must be sound and well-adhered (no tiles sounding hollow). Wide or deep joints must be filled, otherwise they will eventually show through flexible vinyl (the "telegraphing" effect). Rigid SPC tolerates joints better than thin LVT. Check the total height for doors and thresholds. Is vinyl "cold"? To the touch, vinyl is significantly less cold than unheated tiles: it does not "pump" the heat from your feet in the same way. With a suitable underlay, it also improves acoustic insulation, a real plus in an apartment. To compare all floors on this point, read our article "Which floor is the warmest?". See and touch before buying At the Akdeniz Deco showroom, you can compare our 6 mm SPC vinyls, in classic or herringbone planks, and their wear layers side by side, and leave with your order (customer parking) or have it delivered to Brussels. View our vinyl floors. FAQ – Vinyl flooring in winter Can you install vinyl flooring in winter? Yes, provided you leave the packages to acclimatise for at least 48 hours in the room and maintain a temperature between 18 and 25°C. Is vinyl compatible with underfloor heating? Yes, generally with a surface temperature limited to around 27°C and a compatible underlay. Check the manufacturer's data sheet. Can you install vinyl directly over tiles? Yes, if the tiles are well-adhered and the marked joints are filled. Rigid SPC vinyl is the most tolerant. What is the difference between LVT and SPC? LVT has a flexible core, which is more comfortable; SPC has a rigid mineral core, which is more stable against temperature and subfloor imperfections.

“I want warm floors”: this is the most common request in November. But behind this phrase lie two very different needs. Either you want a floor that is pleasant under bare feet. Or you want a house that heats up well and costs less. And the best floor for one is not necessarily the best for the other. The “warm” or “cold” sensation: it is not the temperature of the floor In the same room at 20 °C, tiles and parquet are at the same temperature. Yet, tiles feel cold. Why? Because ceramic conducts heat very well: it “sucks” the heat from your foot. Laminate (with a wood fiber core) and vinyl, on the other hand, conduct it poorly: your foot retains its heat, the floor feels lukewarm. Remember this simple rule: without underfloor heating, laminate and vinyl feel warmer. With underfloor heating, tiles become the most comfortable, precisely because they transmit heat so well. The comparison Tiles Laminate parquet SPC vinyl Barefoot sensation (without underfloor heating) Cold Warm Lukewarm to warm With underfloor heating Excellent (best performance) Good (limited temperature, suitable underlay) Good (limited temperature) Resistance to dry winter air No sensitivity Slightly sensitive (slight variations possible) Slightly sensitive Water, snow, salt in the entrance Ideal Avoid Excellent (water-resistant) Lifespan Very long Long, surface highly resistant to scratches Medium to long depending on wear layer Quick renovation over existing Heavier work Medium The fastest Our recommendation, room by room Entrance hall: tiles, without hesitation. Wet boots, snow salt, gravel: no other floor withstands it as well. Living room with underfloor heating / heat pump: tiles (large format or wood effect) for performance, or 12 mm laminate parquet compatible with underfloor heating. Living room with radiators: parquet or vinyl for the sensation of warmth; tiles + a large rug if you prefer easy maintenance. Bedrooms: laminate parquet or vinyl. You walk on them barefoot, that's where the sensation matters most. Bathroom: tiles, ideally with a heated mat or a properly sized heated towel rail. Kitchen: tiles or rigid vinyl, depending on whether you prioritize robustness or comfort. The real lever for a warm house: what is under the floor Changing the flooring improves comfort, but it is not what insulates your house. On an uninsulated ground floor slab or above a cellar (very common in Brussels houses), heat escapes through the bottom regardless of the flooring. If you are redoing the floor, it is the ideal time to add insulation or a suitable insulating underlay: that is where the savings are made. Radiators also count: a properly sized and placed radiator changes the comfort of a room more than a change of flooring. See our radiators. Wood-effect tiles: the compromise many choose Warm look of wood, robustness and thermal performance of tiles: it is the most requested solution by Brussels families switching to a heat pump. Come compare the references in the showroom or discover our wood-effect tiles. FAQ – Which floor is warmer? Which floor is warmest underfoot? Without underfloor heating, parquet and vinyl feel the warmest because they conduct little heat. With underfloor heating, tiles become the most comfortable. Tiles or parquet with a heat pump? Tiles offer the best performance with low-temperature underfloor heating. Laminate parquet remains possible with a limited surface temperature and a compatible underlay. How to make tiles feel less cold? With underfloor heating (water or electric mat), insulation under the slab, or simply rugs in areas where you stand often. Does vinyl insulate from the cold? It improves the sensation to the touch and, with an underlay, a little insulation, but it does not replace real floor insulation.

Sanitary Ware in Brussels: Sale and Installation by Professionals Akdeniz Deco specialises in the sale and installation of sanitary ware in Brussels, for both private individuals and professionals. Toilets, showers, bathtubs, washbasins, faucets: we assist you from choosing the equipment to its complete installation, in the 19 municipalities of the Brussels-Capital Region. Free quote within [24-48h]. Article updated in July 2026. Table of Contents Why call a sanitary specialist in Brussels Our services: sale and installation of sanitary ware What equipment to choose in 2026? Prices of sanitary ware in Brussels in 2026 Our areas of intervention How a sanitary project works Frequently Asked Questions Why call a sanitary specialist in Brussels {#pourquoi} Bathrooms in Brussels buildings, often compact or located in older buildings, require a good knowledge of drainage, waterproofing, and sometimes co-ownership regulations. A poor connection or poorly executed waterproofing is the leading cause of water damage. Akdeniz Deco has been operating in Brussels for [X years]. Our guarantees: Free and detailed quote, without obligation Qualified tradesmen, ten-year liability insurance and professional civil liability insurance 6% VAT applicable for renovations of homes over 10 years old (primary residence) Meticulous waterproofing, essential in showers and bathrooms Installation warranty Our services: sale and installation of sanitary ware {#services} Toilets: classic, wall-hung, with concealed cistern Walk-in shower: extra-flat or built-in shower tray, glass screen Bathtub: acrylic, freestanding or corner, bathtub-to-shower conversion Washbasin and sink: freestanding, wall-hung, built-in, single or double sink Faucets: washbasin, shower and bath mixers, shower columns Bathroom furniture: with or without integrated sink Complete bathroom renovation: plumbing, drainage, ventilation (VMC) Each project starts with a visit to assess the existing drainage, access to water and electricity, before proposing a layout adapted to the available space. What equipment to choose in 2026? {#types} Item Common options Points of attention Shower Walk-in (extra-flat or built-in shower tray), enclosure Waterproofing, drainage, accessibility Bathtub Acrylic, corner, freestanding Weight and floor reinforcement if necessary Toilet Wall-hung, freestanding Concealed cistern if wall-hung Washbasin Single, double, freestanding, built-in Available space, associated storage Faucets Classic mixer, thermostatic, connected Comfort and water savings For a small bathroom, choosing a walk-in shower rather than a bathtub and a wall-hung washbasin helps optimize the space. Prices of sanitary ware in Brussels in 2026 {#prix} Prices depend on the scope of the project (one-off replacement or complete renovation) and the range of the chosen equipment. Here are some market benchmarks: Service Indicative price Complete renovation, small bathroom (3-4 m²) 3,500 to 6,000 € Complete renovation, medium bathroom (5-7 m²) 6,000 to 12,000 € Complete renovation, large bathroom (8-12 m²) 12,000 to 25,000 € Sanitary ware only (toilet, washbasin, bathtub/shower) in a renovation 1,000 to 5,000 € Freestanding walk-in shower 1,500 to 4,500 € Faucets 200 to 1,000 € Washbasin cabinet 300 to 2,000 € Installation per item (additional installation cost) 200 to 800 € per item Good to know: the reduced VAT of 6% applies to the renovation of a home over 10 years old used as a primary residence, compared to 21% for new construction. These amounts are given as a guide and do not replace a personalized quote, which remains free at Akdeniz Deco. Our areas of intervention in Brussels {#zones} We sell and install sanitary ware in the 19 municipalities of the Brussels-Capital Region: Anderlecht, Auderghem, Berchem-Sainte-Agathe, Brussels-City, Etterbeek, Evere, Forest, Ganshoren, Ixelles, Jette, Koekelberg, Molenbeek-Saint-Jean, Saint-Gilles, Saint-Josse-ten-Noode, Schaerbeek, Uccle, Watermael-Boitsfort, Woluwe-Saint-Lambert and Woluwe-Saint-Pierre. How a sanitary project works {#processus} Initial contact and visit — assessment of drainage, waterproofing and available space Free detailed quote — equipment, plumbing, timeline Choice of equipment — in the showroom or from the catalog Removal of old sanitary ware if renovation Plumbing and waterproofing — drainage, water supply, waterproofing membrane in the shower Installation of equipment — fitting and connection Site handover — flow tests and final verification with you Frequently Asked Questions {#faq} What is the price of a sanitary renovation in Brussels? For a complete bathroom, allow 3,500 to 6,000 € for a small area (3-4 m²), 6,000 to 12,000 € for a medium area (5-7 m²), and 12,000 to 25,000 € for a large bathroom (8-12 m²). How much does a walk-in shower cost in Brussels? Allow between 1,500 and 4,500 € installed, depending on the type of tray (extra-flat or built-in) and the size of the shower. Should you choose a wall-hung or freestanding toilet? A wall-hung toilet saves space and makes cleaning the floor easier, but requires a concealed cistern built into the wall. A freestanding toilet is simpler and quicker to install, especially during a minor renovation. What VAT applies to the installation of sanitary ware in Brussels? The reduced VAT of 6% applies to the renovation of a home over 10 years old used as a primary residence, compared to 21% for new construction. Can the faucets be replaced without replacing everything? Yes, the faucets can be replaced on their own if the existing water supply is compatible, at a cost of €200 to €1,000 depending on the model chosen. Which municipalities in Brussels do you serve? Akdeniz Deco serves all 19 municipalities in the Brussels-Capital Region, including Ixelles, Uccle, Schaerbeek, Anderlecht, and Brussels-City. Request your free quote Planning a plumbing project in Brussels? Contact Akdeniz Deco at 02 218 20 01 or via the [contact form / email] to receive a free, personalized quote within [24–48 hours].

Radiators in Brussels: Sales and Installation by Professionals Akdeniz Deco specialises in the sale and installation of radiators in Brussels, for both private and professional customers. Hot water, electric, designer or towel radiators: we advise you on the model best suited to your home and ensure a compliant installation across the 19 municipalities of the Brussels-Capital Region. Free quote within [24-48h]. Article updated in July 2026. Table of Contents Why call a specialist for your radiators in Brussels Our services: radiator sales and installation Which radiator to choose in 2026? Radiator prices in Brussels in 2026 Our service areas How an installation takes place Frequently asked questions Why call a specialist for your radiators in Brussels {#pourquoi} The choice of radiator depends on the existing heating system (boiler, heat pump, all-electric), the power required per room, and the desired style. Incorrect power or improper connection leads to excessive energy consumption or thermal discomfort—two common problems in poorly insulated older Brussels homes. Akdeniz Deco has been operating in Brussels for [X years]. Our guarantees: Free and detailed quote, with no obligation Qualified tradesmen, ten-year liability insurance and professional civil liability insurance 6% VAT applicable to renovations of homes over 10 years old (primary residence) Precise sizing of the power according to the room and insulation Installation warranty Our services: radiator sales and installation {#services} Hot water radiators: compatible with boilers or heat pumps, in steel, aluminium or cast iron Electric radiators: convectors, inertia, radiant or smart Towel radiators: for bathrooms, hot water or electric Designer and decorative radiators: vertical formats, custom colours and finishes Replacement of existing radiators: upgrade to low-temperature models, more efficient with a heat pump Connection and piping: copper or multilayer, thermostatic valves Each installation begins with an assessment of your needs room by room (area, insulation, exposure) to correctly size the power in watts. Which radiator to choose in 2026? {#types} Radiator type Ideal for Strengths Hot water radiator (steel/alu) Home with boiler or heat pump Good value for money Cast iron radiator Renovation with character High thermal inertia, gentle and lasting heat Inertia electric radiator All-electric home, specific room Comfort close to hot water Towel radiator Bathroom Heating + drying clothes Vertical designer radiator Small space, entrance, hallway Space-saving, refined aesthetics Power guideline: for a properly insulated home, allow about 70 to 100 W per m². A 20 m² living room thus requires 1,400 to 2,000 W. Radiator prices in Brussels in 2026 {#prix} Prices depend on the type of radiator, the power, and the heating system. Here are market guidelines: Service Indicative price Entry-level electric radiator €50 to €200 (excluding installation) Inertia electric radiator €150 to €2,000 (excluding installation) Hot water radiator (steel/alu) €150 to €600 (excluding installation) Cast iron radiator €200 to €600 (excluding installation) Radiator installed, central heating (per room) €150 to €500 Complete central heating installation (home ~100 m², piping + radiators) €3,000 to €7,000 Plumber-heating engineer hourly rate €40 to €70/h excl. VAT Good to know: the reduced VAT rate of 6% applies to the renovation of a home over 10 years old used as a primary residence, compared to 21% for new construction. Note that conventional electric radiators generally do not qualify for regional energy subsidies, unlike heat pumps. These amounts are given as guidelines and do not replace a personalized quote, which remains free at Akdeniz Deco. Our service areas in Brussels {#zones} We sell and install radiators in the 19 municipalities of the Brussels-Capital Region: Anderlecht, Auderghem, Berchem-Sainte-Agathe, Brussels-City, Etterbeek, Evere, Forest, Ganshoren, Ixelles, Jette, Koekelberg, Molenbeek-Saint-Jean, Saint-Gilles, Saint-Josse-ten-Noode, Schaerbeek, Uccle, Watermael-Boitsfort, Woluwe-Saint-Lambert and Woluwe-Saint-Pierre. How an installation takes place {#processus} Initial contact and visit — assessment of the existing heating system and needs per room Free detailed quote — model, power, connection, timeframe Radiator selection — in the showroom or from the catalog, according to style and budget Removal of the old radiator if replaced Installation and connection — piping, thermostatic valves, circuit bleeding Commissioning and adjustments — verification of temperature rise Site handover — final verification with you Frequently asked questions {#faq} What is the price of a radiator installed in Brussels? Allow between €150 and €500 per radiator installed in an existing central heating system, excluding major piping work. The price of the unit alone varies from €50 (entry-level electric) to over €2,000 (high-end inertia or designer cast iron). Which radiator power should I choose for my room? Allow about 70 to 100 W per m² for a well-insulated home. A 20 m² living room thus requires 1,400 to 2,000 W. This guideline must be adjusted according to the actual insulation and exposure of the room. Electric radiator or hot water radiator? If you have a boiler or heat pump, the hot water radiator remains the most economical solution to use. In an all-electric home or to heat an isolated room, an inertia electric radiator offers good comfort without piping work. What VAT rate applies to radiator installation in Brussels? A reduced VAT rate of 6% applies to the renovation of a home over 10 years old used as a primary residence, compared to 21% for new construction. Can a single radiator be replaced without redoing the entire installation? Yes, replacing a radiator with another on an existing circuit is common and generally does not require major work, unless there is a significant change in power or a switch to a low-temperature heat pump. Which municipalities in Brussels do you cover? Akdeniz Deco operates in all 19 municipalities of the Brussels-Capital Region, including Ixelles, Uccle, Schaerbeek, Anderlecht, and Brussels-City. Request your free quote Planning a radiator project in Brussels? Contact Akdeniz Deco at 02 218 20 01 or via the [contact form / email] to receive a free, personalized quote within [24-48 hours].

Akdeniz Deco: Decoration and Tiling Store in Brussels Akdeniz Deco is a decoration and building materials store located in Brussels, specializing in the sale and installation of tiles, parquet flooring, vinyl flooring, sanitary ware and radiators. Homeowners and professionals receive comprehensive support, from selecting materials in the showroom to installation by our teams in all 19 municipalities of the Brussels-Capital Region. Page updated in July 2026. Table of Contents Who is Akdeniz Deco Our product ranges Our showroom in Brussels Why choose Akdeniz Deco Our areas of operation Frequently Asked Questions Who is Akdeniz Deco {#qui-sommes-nous} Akdeniz Deco is a Brussels-based company active in the sale and installation of flooring, decorative materials and home equipment. Located at 18 Rue de Beughem in Brussels (1030), the company supports homeowners and professionals with all their renovation or construction projects: from tiles and parquet flooring to vinyl flooring, sanitary ware and radiators. Our approach: a single point of contact for an entire interior renovation project, from the showroom to final installation. Our product ranges {#univers} Akdeniz Deco covers all the flooring and equipment for your interior: Tiles: sale and installation of floor and wall tiles, bathrooms and terraces Parquet flooring: solid, engineered and laminate parquet, sale, installation and renovation Vinyl flooring: LVT planks, tiles and rolls, sale and installation Sanitary ware: toilets, showers, bathtubs, washbasins and faucets Radiators: central heating, electric, designer and towel radiators Each range is supported by dedicated advice, from consultation in the showroom to installation by our teams or qualified partners. Our showroom in Brussels {#showroom} Our showroom allows you to discover our ranges of tiles, parquet flooring, vinyl flooring, sanitary ware and radiators in a real-life setting, and receive advice on the best choice for your project and budget. Address: Rue de Beughem 18, 1030 Brussels, Belgium Telephone: 02 218 20 01 Opening hours: [to be completed] Why choose Akdeniz Deco {#pourquoi} A single point of contact for all your interior renovation materials Showroom in Brussels to see and touch the materials before choosing Free and detailed quote, without obligation Qualified tradesmen, ten-year liability insurance and professional civil liability insurance 6% VAT applicable to renovations of homes over 10 years old (primary residence) Operating throughout the Brussels-Capital Region Our areas of operation in Brussels {#zones} Akdeniz Deco sells and installs its materials in all 19 municipalities of the Brussels-Capital Region: Anderlecht, Auderghem, Berchem-Sainte-Agathe, Brussels-City, Etterbeek, Evere, Forest, Ganshoren, Ixelles, Jette, Koekelberg, Molenbeek-Saint-Jean, Saint-Gilles, Saint-Josse-ten-Noode, Schaerbeek, Uccle, Watermael-Boitsfort, Woluwe-Saint-Lambert and Woluwe-Saint-Pierre. Frequently Asked Questions {#faq} What is Akdeniz Deco? Akdeniz Deco is a decoration and building materials store located in Brussels, specializing in the sale and installation of tiles, parquet flooring, vinyl flooring, sanitary ware and radiators. Where is the Akdeniz Deco store in Brussels located? The Akdeniz Deco showroom is located at Rue de Beughem 18, 1030 Brussels. Does Akdeniz Deco offer installation in addition to sales? Yes, Akdeniz Deco provides both the sale of materials in the showroom and their installation by qualified tradesmen for all its product ranges (tiles, parquet flooring, vinyl flooring, sanitary ware, radiators). In which municipalities of Brussels does Akdeniz Deco operate? Akdeniz Deco operates in all 19 municipalities of the Brussels-Capital Region, including Ixelles, Uccle, Schaerbeek, Anderlecht and Brussels-City. How can I obtain a quote from Akdeniz Deco? You can contact Akdeniz Deco on 02 218 20 01 or via [contact form / email] to receive a free and personalized quote. Contact Akdeniz Deco Planning a renovation project in Brussels? Contact Akdeniz Deco on 02 218 20 01 or via [contact form / email], or visit the showroom directly at Rue de Beughem 18, 1030 Brussels.

Vinyl Flooring in Brussels: Professional Vinyl Flooring Sales and Installation Akdeniz Deco specialises in the sale and installation of vinyl flooring in Brussels, for both private and commercial customers. LVT planks, tiles or rolls: we assist you from choosing the flooring to its installation, in all 19 municipalities of the Brussels-Capital Region. Free quote within [24-48h]. Article updated in July 2026. Table of Contents Why choose a vinyl flooring specialist in Brussels Our services: vinyl flooring sales and installation Which vinyl flooring should you choose in 2026? Vinyl flooring prices in Brussels in 2026 Our service areas How a flooring installation project works Frequently asked questions Why choose a vinyl flooring specialist in Brussels {#pourquoi} Vinyl flooring is popular in Brussels renovations because it is easy to install, affordable, and offers a highly realistic wood or stone effect. However, the longevity of the result depends primarily on the preparation of the subfloor: an improperly prepared floor (adhesive residue, unevenness) will quickly develop deformations and lift. Akdeniz Deco has been operating in Brussels for [X years]. Our guarantees: Free and detailed quote, with no obligation Qualified tradesmen, ten-year liability insurance and professional indemnity insurance 6% VAT applicable to renovations of properties over 10 years old (primary residence) Subfloor preparation: self-levelling compound applied if necessary before installation Installation guarantee Our services: vinyl flooring sales and installation {#services} Click-lock vinyl planks (LVT): highly realistic parquet effect, glue-free installation Vinyl tiles: glue-down or loose-lay installation depending on the format PVC rolls: economical solution for large areas Subfloor levelling: essential preparation before installation Installation on low-temperature underfloor heating: compatible with most vinyl products Finishing: skirting boards, quarter rounds, door transitions Before any installation, we check the condition of the existing subfloor: self-levelling compound is applied if the floor has irregularities or adhesive residue from previous flooring. Which vinyl flooring should you choose in 2026? {#types} Format Installation method Ideal for Click-lock LVT planks Loose-lay click installation (Uniclic, 5G) Quick renovation, parquet effect Vinyl tiles Glue-down or loose-lay installation Various patterns, high-traffic areas PVC rolls Glue-down installation Large areas, tight budget Click-lock planks remain the most popular solution in 2026 thanks to their quick, glue-free installation and their appearance, which closely resembles real wood parquet. Vinyl flooring prices in Brussels in 2026 {#prix} Prices depend on the format chosen (roll, tile, plank) and the installation method. Here are some market estimates: Service Estimated price Installed vinyl flooring (supply + installation) €20 to €45/m² incl. VAT Supply only, PVC roll €2 to €24/m² Supply only, planks/tiles €7 to €35/m² Loose-lay installation only €10 to €15/m² Glue-down installation only €15 to €20/m² Click-lock installation only €20 to €35/m² Installer's hourly rate €35 to €55/h excl. VAT Good to know: vinyl flooring is compatible with low-temperature underfloor heating (max 28°C on the surface). Glue-down installation is recommended in this case for better heat transfer. A reduced VAT rate of 6% also applies to the renovation of a property over 10 years old used as a primary residence. These amounts are provided as estimates and do not replace a personalized quote, which remains free at Akdeniz Deco. Our service areas in Brussels {#zones} We sell and install vinyl flooring in all 19 municipalities of the Brussels-Capital Region: Anderlecht, Auderghem, Berchem-Sainte-Agathe, Brussels-City, Etterbeek, Evere, Forest, Ganshoren, Ixelles, Jette, Koekelberg, Molenbeek-Saint-Jean, Saint-Gilles, Saint-Josse-ten-Noode, Schaerbeek, Uccle, Watermael-Boitsfort, Woluwe-Saint-Lambert and Woluwe-Saint-Pierre. How a flooring installation project works {#processus} Initial contact and visit — condition of the existing subfloor, presence of underfloor heating Free detailed quote — format, installation method, timeframe Vinyl flooring selection — in the showroom or from the catalog Subfloor preparation — self-levelling compound if necessary, drying Installation — loose-lay, glue-down or click-lock depending on the product Finishing — skirting boards or quarter rounds Project handover — final inspection with you Frequently asked questions {#faq} What is the price of vinyl flooring installation in Brussels? Allow between €20 and €45/m² incl. VAT for installed vinyl flooring, including supply and installation. For labour only, loose-lay installation costs €10 to €15/m², glue-down installation €15 to €20/m² and click-lock installation €20 to €35/m². Is vinyl flooring compatible with underfloor heating? Yes, most vinyl flooring is compatible with low-temperature underfloor heating (max 28°C on the surface). Glue-down installation is recommended for better heat transfer. Does the floor need to be prepared before installing vinyl flooring? Yes, this is the key step. Self-levelling compound is necessary if the subfloor has irregularities, adhesive residue from previous flooring, or is not sufficiently level. Planks, tiles or rolls: what is the difference? Click-lock planks (LVT) offer the best parquet effect and can be installed without glue. Tiles are suitable for various patterns. PVC rolls remain the most economical solution for large areas, but require a more technical glue-down installation. What VAT rate applies to vinyl flooring installation in Brussels? A reduced VAT rate of 6% applies to the renovation of a property over 10 years old used as a primary residence, compared to 21% for new construction. Which municipalities in Brussels do you cover? Akdeniz Deco operates in all 19 municipalities of the Brussels-Capital Region, including Ixelles, Uccle, Schaerbeek, Anderlecht and Brussels-City. Request your free quote A vinyl flooring project in Brussels? Contact Akdeniz Deco at 02 218 20 01 or via [contact form / email] to receive a free and personalized quote within [24-48h].