Generally speaking, PVC flooring roll tend to be more durable and long-lasting compared to hardwood floors.
PVC flooring is made from durable, synthetic materials that are highly resistant to wear, scratches, and impact damage. PVC is also water-resistant and doesn't warp or swell like hardwood can when exposed to moisture. With proper installation and care, PVC flooring can last 15-20 years or more.
In contrast, hardwood floors are more susceptible to scratches, dents, and wear over time, especially in high-traffic areas. Hardwood is also more vulnerable to water damage, which can lead to warping, cupping, and other issues. Hardwood floors typically last 25-50 years, but require regular maintenance like refinishing to keep them looking their best.
The overall durability and lifespan of each flooring option depends on factors like quality, installation, usage, and maintenance. But in general, PVC flooring tends to have an edge over hardwood when it comes to pure durability and resistance to damage. The tradeoff is that PVC may not have the same natural beauty and resale value as real hardwood.
