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Purelux Flooring in Toronto, Mississauga, and Barrie

Purelux is a Canadian flooring brand built for our climate, with a vinyl line that runs on a 5G drop-lock system and a 20 mil wear layer, plus laminate and engineered hardwood. You can see the full Purelux range in person at Squarefoot Flooring, 700 Dundas St E, Unit 3-4 in Mississauga and 112 Saunders Rd, Units 1-4 in Barrie.

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  • Expert Advice: Room & material matching
  • In-Stock Options: Fast project timelines
  • Install Team: In-house crews available
Purelux Flooring in Toronto, Mississauga, and Barrie

Purelux Floors Collections

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All Collections by Material

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Laminate Flooring1 collection
Engineered Hardwood2 collections

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Why Homeowners Choose Purelux Floors

Practical flooring options, coordinated designs, and local store support for Ontario homes.

  • Coordinated colours and finishes with options available across multiple rooms
  • Waterproof and water-resistant options available for busy areas—confirm ratings on each product
  • Options available for kitchens, bathrooms, basements, and living spaces when the specific product is approved
  • Real wood and realistic wood-look collections
  • Tile and decorative surfaces with options available for feature walls and statement areas
  • Available at Squarefoot Flooring in Mississauga and Barrie

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Why Purelux Floors Stands Out

Vinyl plank lives or dies on two things: the wear layer up top and the locking system that holds it together. Purelux is easy to recommend on both. It is a Canadian company that built its whole vinyl line around a 5G drop-lock system and a 20 mil wear layer, the thickness most brands keep for commercial floors, and it backs the range with FloorScore and Greenguard certification for low indoor emissions.

In simple terms: Purelux gives you three material families under one brand. A deep vinyl line in rigid-core and WPC, a 14mm laminate, and engineered hardwood in real white oak and maple. If you want one supplier to floor a whole house room by room, this is a practical place to start.

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Purelux vinyl: the core of the line

The vinyl collections are waterproof rigid-core and WPC planks that click together and float over your subfloor. Dynamix is the 7mm everyday plank with a stone-composite core and a stain-resistant surface. Imperlux uses a wider, longer plank over a cork underpad, which suits open rooms and softens the step. Journey is the thicker 9mm plank with a 22 mil wear layer and embossed-in-register texture that lines the grain up with the print for a more real look. Pillow Bevel adds a softly rounded edge, and Purelux WPC uses a wood-composite core for a warmer, more cushioned feel underfoot. If you want a glue-down floor for a high-traffic space, Dynamic Drop bonds flat to the subfloor instead of floating.

Purelux laminate

Betten is the Purelux laminate, a 14mm board with an AC4 wear rating and an attached pad that quiets the floor and adds comfort. Laminate is the call when you want a hard-wearing wood look for living rooms and bedrooms that stay dry.

Purelux engineered hardwood

For real wood, Purelux Oak and Purelux Maple are engineered boards with a genuine hardwood top layer over a stable core. Engineered construction handles Ontario humidity swings better than solid wood, and many collections are approved for on-grade and above-grade use. Some collections are also approved for below-grade installations when manufacturer instructions and moisture conditions are met, always confirm grade suitability on the product page.

Which Purelux floor suits your room

For kitchens, bathrooms, and basements where water is a factor, choose one of the waterproof vinyl collections. For a wood look in dry living areas, Betten laminate does the job. For the warmth and resale value of real wood, go with Purelux Oak or Maple. Our team can walk you through all three in person and match the right one to your subfloor, your room, and your daily traffic.

Purelux sits alongside the rest of our vinyl flooring, laminate flooring, and engineered hardwood ranges. When you are ready to lay it, our in-house crews handle vinyl installation across Toronto, Mississauga, and Barrie, so the same company that sells you the floor fits it.

Looking for a Purelux dealer near you in the GTA or Simcoe County? You can shop Purelux near you at both Squarefoot stores. Visit us at 700 Dundas St E, Unit 3-4 in Mississauga or 112 Saunders Rd, Units 1-4 in Barrie, bring your room measurements, and we will help you choose the right floor in one visit.

Common Questions About Purelux Floors

Quick answers about Purelux Floors, materials, and shopping at Squarefoot Flooring.

What is Purelux flooring?
Purelux, from Purelux Canada Floors, is a Canadian flooring brand that supplies vinyl, laminate, and engineered hardwood. Its vinyl line is built on a 5G drop-lock system with a 20 mil wear layer, and the range is FloorScore and Greenguard certified for low indoor emissions.
Is Purelux vinyl waterproof?
Yes. The Purelux vinyl collections are 100 percent waterproof rigid-core and WPC, so they suit kitchens, bathrooms, basements, and laundry rooms where water can sit. Unlike laminate, the vinyl will not swell when it gets wet.
What is the difference between rigid-core and WPC Purelux vinyl?
rigid-core has a rigid stone-composite core that stays stable and feels firm underfoot, which suits most rooms. WPC has a wood-composite core that is a little softer and warmer to walk on, with extra sound insulation. Both are waterproof and click together with the same 5G locking.
Is Purelux flooring low-VOC and certified safe?
Yes. Purelux floors carry FloorScore and Greenguard certification, which means they meet standards for low VOC emissions and indoor air quality. The brand also holds CE, UKCA, and ISO certifications.
Can Purelux flooring go in a basement?
Yes. The waterproof Purelux vinyl collections and the Purelux engineered hardwood are both rated for below-grade use, so they can go in a basement where solid hardwood would not be safe. Our team can match the right option to the room.
Where can I buy Purelux flooring near me?
You can see and buy Purelux at Squarefoot Flooring, with stores at 700 Dundas St E, Unit 3-4 in Mississauga and 112 Saunders Rd, Units 1-4 in Barrie, serving Toronto, the GTA, and Simcoe County.