Marquee Floors by TORLYS in Edmonton

We'd put Marquee on the shortlist for a few kinds of jobs:

• Rental suites and investment properties, where you want a durable floor that looks good in listing photos.

• Whole-level refreshes, where one floor runs through a lot of square footage and the budget has to stretch.

• Busy family homes, where the floor takes kids, pets and boots.

If you're weighing Marquee against the Smart Floors range, we'll put samples of both in front of you and explain the differences honestly.

TORLYS sums up the Marquee vinyl as stylish, durable and waterproof. It pairs an authentic wood look with lasting durability. For kitchens, laundry rooms and basements, vinyl is usually the half of the Marquee range we point people to first.

TORLYS describes Marquee laminate as on-trend, strong and textured. It's scratch-resistant and offers realistic wood looks in a range of current colours, with a strong focus on everyday value. Laminate has a firmer feel underfoot, which many people like in living rooms and bedrooms.

TORLYS makes accessories specifically for Marquee Floors, including underlays and purpose-made floor mouldings, so transitions and edges finish cleanly from room to room. We'll recommend the right underlay and trims for your subfloor and layout when we measure.

Basements and rental suites are where we see Marquee chosen most. Whatever floor you pick, we check the concrete and the subfloor first so any moisture or prep issue gets handled before installation.

For a broader look at vinyl, see our luxury vinyl plank flooring page. If your project is a shop or an office, our commercial flooring page is the place to start.

Marquee comes in a range of modern colours, and a plank always looks different under your own lighting than on a screen. Bring a photo of your room, a cabinet sample or a paint chip, and we'll lay a few planks next to it. If you'd like to start at home, TORLYS also has an online visualizer on its site where you can upload a room photo.

For a rental or a whole level, square footage drives the plan. If you manage more than one unit, ask us how to plan the work around tenants and move-out dates.