LVT glued or click?

Hi. Having installed LVT for over 20 years I would go dry back (glue down) every time. Click is basically a glorified laminate and won’t last as long as long dry back. However, when glueing down be sure that the installer ‘wet sets’ the LVT and doesn’t use a ‘PS’ ( pressure sensitive). If ‘PS’ is used, in direct sunlight it can cause the LVT to shrink back and gap. ‘Wet setting’ prevents this and if a flood occurs your floor will normally be fine as long as the water is removed relatively quickly. Hope this helps. Many thanks, Grant.

I wouldn't use click, most floorlayers will tell you to use a dry back LVT with a High temperature adhesive. I've been to so many failed click LVT jobs and personally won't touch it.

Firstly amtico is generally glue down system not click Quality click LVT such as quickstep with a sun heat underlay Fitted on to a sound very flat subfloor should be ok Your worst enemy with LVT flooring is a poor uneven sub floor or a cheap product not really glue or click

Dry back lvt is always the better option using in my opinion FWBalls F48+ wet set adhesive does what it says and always use a roller then you have no problem as long az the sub floor preparation is done correctly