Infinite 8 is a residential resilient LVT from Shaw Floors with a Drybac backing. It is a 2 mm, 0.079-inch plank with an 8 mil wear layer, ArmourBead® finish, and square edges.
The plank size is 7 inches wide by 48 inches long, giving it a familiar long-plank format for home interiors. Infinite 8 is made in South Korea and is installed by direct glue. It can be used above, on, or below grade, which makes it a flexible resilient option for different levels of the home.
Infinite 8 uses a 7-inch by 48-inch plank, so the layout has a long, steady look across the room. Square edges give the planks a clean meeting line. The color range includes lighter names like Barley Field, Honeycomb, Pampas, Salt River, and Sand Dune, along with deeper choices such as Boheme Brown, Grand Canyon, Raw Sienna, Route 66, Shadow, and Vista. ArmourBead® is the surface finish.
Living with it
Infinite 8 is a direct-glue floor, so the planks are set with adhesive. It can be installed above, on, or below grade, covering upper rooms, main levels, and basement spaces. For care, follow Shaw Floors’ resilient LVT care directions and keep the ArmourBead® finish in mind when choosing cleaners. The 8 mil wear layer is part of the floor’s residential construction.
Shaw Floors backs Infinite 8 with a 15-year residential resilient limited warranty. In plain terms, that is the residential warranty tied to this LVT line. Coverage details, conditions, exclusions, and claim handling are controlled by Shaw Floors’ written warranty document.
Yes. Infinite 8 can be installed above, on, or below grade. For a northern New Jersey home, that means it can be considered for basement rooms as well as main and upper levels, using direct glue installation.
How is Infinite 8 installed?
Infinite 8 uses direct glue installation. The planks are 2 mm thick and are set with adhesive. It is a residential resilient LVT made for glued installation.
What size are the planks?
Each Infinite 8 plank is 7 inches wide and 48 inches long. The overall thickness is 0.079 inches, and the floor has an 8 mil wear layer with square edges.
Where can Infinite 8 be used in the home?
Infinite 8 can be installed above, on, or below grade. That gives it a place in upper-level rooms, main-level spaces, and basement areas where a direct-glue residential resilient LVT is the right fit.
What colors does Infinite 8 come in?
The line includes Barley Field, Boheme Brown, Drift, Grand Canyon, Honeycomb, Pampas, Raconteur, Raw Sienna, Route 66, Salt River, Sand Dune, Shadow, and Vista.
What warranty comes with Infinite 8?
Shaw Floors backs Infinite 8 with a 15-year residential resilient limited warranty. The written Shaw Floors warranty document controls the actual coverage, limits, conditions, and exclusions for the floor.
Product facts from Shaw Floors's published information, read Oct 24, 2026 (5 days ago). The maker's documents govern.
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