Riche Flooring

Every Riche Flooring vinyl product on our site is a rigid click plank, 93 products in six lines. The Toronto Collection (42) comes in 8 mm with a 12 mil wear layer, or 9 mm and 10 mm with 20 mil, in 5.90" or 7.09" widths. The Montreal Collection (14, 8 mm) and Vancouver Collection (14, 9 mm) are 5.90" wide with 12 mil wear layers. All three use a 5G locking system.

Calgary (10) suits condos and upstairs bedrooms: 6.5 mm SPC with a 1.5 mm IXPE underlayment, rated IIC 73 and STC 72. GreenTouch 8mm SPC Luxury Vinyl (7) is the widest at 9" x 60", with a 20 mil wear layer and painted bevels, and is rated on, above or below grade, so basements are fine. Pergo Extreme Ultra (6) is a 10 mm rigid plank with attached underlayment, a 20 mil wear layer and a Uniclic® joint.

For busy kitchens, pets and kids, choose a 20 mil line. 22FLOORING supplies and installs Riche Flooring vinyl across Toronto and the GTA, with vinyl installation from $3.20 per square foot.
New to Riche? Start with our Riche flooring review: who makes it, what the warranty covers and what a vinyl installation costs in Toronto.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Riche flooring cost installed in Toronto?
Click vinyl is from $3.20 per square foot and glue-down from $5.50 with the glue included. Engineered hardwood is from $4.90 nailed or glued, including the glue and the nails, or $3.20 where it clicks and floats. Taking up your old floor is included, the floor itself is priced on top, and the figure is fixed in writing after a free in-home measure.

Is Riche vinyl waterproof?
The board itself is waterproof, which is why it suits basements, kitchens and entryways. Water that gets underneath still has to be dried out, so a leak is still a problem - just not one that ruins the planks.

Can I see Riche samples before I decide?
We bring samples to the free in-home measure so you see the boards in your own light, not under showroom lighting.

Do you install Riche outside Toronto?
Yes. We work across Toronto and the GTA, and our installers travel as far as Wasaga Beach, Niagara Falls and Castleton.