Wood effect Floorify vs Amtico for living room floor

[Jumpkin]

Hello,
Has anyone use Floorify LVT and can recommend? Or compare with Amtico? I am changing the flooring in the living areas of my house. While I like a tile effect Amtico for the entrance hallway, I dont quite like their wood effect tiles which I need for my living room.

Floorify seems to have more options in the low grain, neutral wood effect LVT that I am after. How does the brand compare with Amtico in terms of durability and quality? I believe both tiles will be equally thick so there shouldn't be an issue in transitioning between rooms.

@Jumpkin I've an upcoming refurb and was looking a vinyl tiles vs laminate and am really put off vinyl in terms of durability. So I'm going to be going with good quality laminate, except of course in the kitchen and bathroom.

@RogueFemale I am getting underfloor heating laid as well. I believe LVT is more durable than laminate - a previous house i lived in with laminate had issues like creaking and scratches, so will avoid that this time.

@Jumpkin It may depend on the quality of laminate and/or installation. I had underfloor heating under laminate (Pergo) before and no problem at all with creaking or scratches.

We preferred the quality and range of Karndean over both Amtico and Floorify. Hard to know until you havw samples in front of you tbh!

Polyflor Camaro is another one to throw in the mix, my fitter said it was as good as Amtico but a lot cheaper.

I had wood effect in the hallway about 15 years ago, and the same in the kitchen/conservatory/utility 6 years ago and it is all wearing well.

I had Karndean ( a sort of aged oak plank effect) throughout in my old house and you had to try pretty hard to scratch it and it cleaned really well- once I dropped an entire can of paint on it and it just wiped off with no stains. I really liked it.

We’ve been happy with Karndean art select.