NORM EVANS FLOORS

HYBRID FLOORING ON THE SUNSHINE COAST

  • Family-owned business since 1997
  • Wide range of flooring options
  • Free colour consultations

SUNSHINE COAST VINYL & HYBRID FLOORING

Want the look of timber or stone without the upkeep? With our vinyl and hybrid flooring, we offer a smart solution for busy homes and commercial spaces. At Norm Evans Floors, we supply and install durable hybrid flooring across the Sunshine Coast, giving you realistic finishes with the bonus of water resistance, noise reduction and easy maintenance.


This flooring is soft underfoot, holds up in high-traffic zones and comes in a huge range of colours and textures. It’s an ideal choice for families, renovators and businesses needing practicality without compromising on appearance.


Call (07) 5476 6022 to get started or visit our Kunda Park showroom for samples and advice.

A Low-Maintenance Option for Real-World Spaces

Our team works with homeowners, renovators and businesses across Sunshine Coast locations such as Maroochydore, Caloundra, Noosa, Nambour, Gympie and Beerwah to supply and install hybrid and vinyl flooring that suits everyday spaces. We stock a wide selection of timber-look and stone-look designs in various finishes, thicknesses and wear layers to match your layout, budget and underlay needs. Whether you’re sourcing materials for a full renovation, a new build or a quick room refresh, our stocked options are ready to go when you are.


Need flooring that’s functional, fast and still looks great? We help you choose the right product, coordinate timely supply and ensure you have everything needed to keep your project on track.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

  • What is the difference between vinyl and hybrid flooring?

    Vinyl flooring is a flexible material made from PVC, often used in sheet or plank form. Hybrid flooring combines a rigid core (typically limestone composite) with a vinyl top layer, offering greater durability and water resistance. Hybrid floors are more dimensionally stable and often perform better in high-traffic or moisture-prone areas. Both mimic the look of timber or stone but differ in structure, feel and installation method.

  • Is hybrid flooring really waterproof?

    Yes, hybrid flooring is designed to be waterproof thanks to its rigid composite core and vinyl surface layer. This makes it an excellent choice for kitchens, bathrooms and laundries where spills and humidity are common. However, while the boards themselves resist water, proper installation is key—water can still seep between planks if not sealed properly, potentially affecting the subfloor beneath.

  • Can vinyl flooring be installed in bathrooms?

    Vinyl flooring is suitable for bathrooms if installed correctly. Sheet vinyl offers fewer seams, making it highly resistant to moisture. Vinyl planks can also work well, but sealing between the joins is essential to prevent water from reaching the subfloor. Always use waterproof adhesives and consider adding a silicone bead around the perimeter to protect high-moisture zones.