Many of you may have come across the terms vinyl siding, vinyl records, vinyl flooring, vinyl gloves etc, but may not know what exactly vinyl is. Vinyl is not a natural substance but is a synthetic man-made …

Glue-down vinyl planks are flexible and easy to cut, making them a wonderful choice for a DIY floor renovation project. The planks imitate the look of hardwood, giving any room a new lease of life, and …

So let’s start by looking at the different installation configurations of vinyl siding, after which we can move onto some of the other features that distinguish one type of vinyl siding from another.

Among all the types, this vinyl paint is the one that can suit any vinyl surface. You can use them on vinyl floors, sidings, covers, interiors, and soft plastics.

Around the mid-2000s, only when Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) was used to manufacture these records did the name ‘vinyl records’ become popular. Record players, typically called turntables, phonographs, …

Not only do they supply visually enticing vinyl stone siding, but they also supply faux cedar shakes and faux bricks, all made from vinyl. These plastic stones are stacked in a mixture of colors to produce an …

Vinyl is the common name for polyvinyl chloride, a type of plastic with a wide range of uses. You can find vinyl in fences, siding, retro records, t-shirts, or even spandex-looking jackets.

If you want siding material that is durable, easy on your budget, and one that doesn’t rot or require painting, consider vinyl. Millions of homeowners have turned to vinyl siding not just because of the …

As well as siding, vinyl can also be used to make fencing – and this video teaches you how to produce your own homemade cleaning solution that you can use on both.

Vinyl is a plastic material that mimics wood while covering up timber’s flaws. Unlike untreated lumber, vinyl can resist water damage, insect attacks, and fungal rot.