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Loton Hill | Ashton Collection – Luxury Vinyl Plank Flooring

4.4 mm thickness · 6 mil wear layer · 7×48 in. planks

Product Description

The Loton Hill color from our Ashton Collection delivers a stylish gray palette with soft tonal variation, creating a clean and contemporary hardwood look. Its versatile finish makes it a perfect match for modern kitchens, open-concept living areas, and spaces that call for a fresh, streamlined design. Loton Hill adds sophistication without overwhelming the room, striking the right balance between subtlety and style.

At 4.4 mm thick with a 6 mil wear layer, Loton Hill is designed for low-traffic residential settings. Waterproof and easy to care for, it’s ideal for bedrooms, guest rooms, basements, and budget-friendly remodels where beauty and practicality come together. The 7×48 in. planks deliver a seamless flow, offering timeless appeal and dependable performance for everyday living.

Perfect For

Low-traffic homes & rentals
Bedrooms, guest rooms & basements
Budget-friendly remodels & home flips
Light-use spaces needing waterproof protection

Why Choose Loton Hill?

✅ 100% waterproof construction—safe for kitchens, baths, and basements

✅ Scratch & stain‑resistant surface ideal for kids and pets

✅ Click‑lock floating install saves time and reduces mess

✅ Cool gray tones bring a sleek, modern feel that brightens and expands any space

Installation & Trim

Can be installed over properly prepared wood, tile, or concrete subfloors. No acclimation required. For best results, pair with our matching trim and transitions.

Professional Installation · Matching Trim & Transitions

FAQ

Is Loton Hill waterproof?

Yes. Loton Hill is a 100% waterproof luxury vinyl plank suitable for moisture‑prone areas like kitchens, bathrooms, and basements.

Can I install this over tile or concrete? Do I need an underlayment?

Yes—our click-lock floating floor installs over most properly prepared subfloors, including well-bonded tile, concrete slabs, hardwood, and linoleum. Make sure the surface is clean, dry, and flat within manufacturer tolerances.

Concrete: Because concrete can transmit moisture, lay a continuous 6-mil polyethylene (poly) vapor barrier with taped seams before installing to help prevent moisture issues and mold.
Wood subfloors (OSB/plywood): A separate vapor barrier isn’t needed—just confirm the subfloor is dry, sound, and level.
Underlayment: The planks include a pre-attached IXPE foam pad, so no additional cushion is required.

Avoid installing over soft or loose flooring (like carpet), and correct any high/low spots before you begin for best results.