Vinyl Plank Flooring

... in the room was just vinyl plank, which isn’t my favorite, and... it with lower-end hotels. The flooring in the bathroom was “wood...

... the morning. Stopped at the flooring store and found a carpet ... little money. We are putting vinyl plank flooring throughout the main floor but ...

... coughing ceased. We once had vinyl plank flooring installed in our house and.... We found out that the flooring had a fake Floorscore(R) ... high VOCs. We removed the flooring and the coughing ceased. The ...

.... We are changing the flooring to the flooring in the second pic (vinyl plank flooring). So the vanity...

... fold type of underlayer for vinyl plank flooring. Idk how well it sands...

...more welcoming. 5. Upgrade Flooring Old flooring can make your home feel... upgrades. Popular flooring options include: Hardwood flooring Laminate flooring Vinyl plank flooring Tile flooring Carpet for bedrooms... New flooring can refresh...such as the kitchen, bathroom, flooring, and outdoor spaces, you can...

...Home Depot to get some vinyl plank samples. Already had one but... So I called Homey's. The flooring person I talked to couldn't ... to have glued down flooring in living room removed so.... There is no glued flooring in the living room, just... top of old oak flooring, which would be beautiful if...to do that. The oak flooring is what they said needed.... And I chose decent flooring with 22 mil thickness. That's...

... vacuumed and mopped the vinyl plank flooring underneath with laminate vinyl floor cleaner. The dining...

LVP (Luxury Vinyl Plank) glue is typically a water-based, ... designed for installing flexible, glue-down vinyl flooring on concrete or plywood. Popular...

... horse stall mats for rubber flooring for the exercise area, which...... why not put down some vinyl plank flooring over the concrete... which leads...

We are finishing our basement and going with Sherwin Williams Accessible Beige paint and a black bar. I’m having a hard time picking out the luxury vinyl plank flooring color for the honey oak stairs is bringing you down there and it’s all open. Need to find a floor color that will work. We’ve been looking at the brand Timeless Design but open to others.

... popular flooring choices is luxury vinyl plank—and for good reason. Our Luxury vinyl plank...

I have vinyl plank flooring. Some of the planks need .... I cannot find the exact flooring. I’m thinking I should go... hope the color in the flooring shows up correctly. Thank you ...

Recently I pulled up cheap vinyl flooring in my bathroom. My house ... door has the same maple flooring. The second really dirty floor... be to clean this wider plank floor and cover the separate...

... 25 degree temps (perhaps the vinyl floor vs the ceramic tile ... it. Flooring – We like the vinyl flooring better than the old ceramic tile flooring. We like the vinyl plank look...

Looks like flooring - Luxury Vinyl plank. Great idea. Thanks Mark F.

I was doing flooring like that last week. 5 rooms and a hallway, no transitions. I like working with vinyl plank flooring

... ensure smooth operation. Mr. Stewart, vinyl plank flooring Campbelltown

I'm planning to put vinyl plank flooring in my kitchen as a ... you have this kind of flooring and it's holding up well...

... the old carpet/padding with vinyl plank flooring. The old carpeting had been... attached; high traffic, 22mil, waterproof vinyl plank flooring. It does not require any... found the following type sub flooring material which looks like MDF... actual subfloor or just additional flooring added on top of a...: Should I proceed with the flooring as is or..... A. Should...

... with vinyl planks in lounge/diner and immediately got rid. Hard flooring... harsher and not repairable. Luxury vinyl plank is often the most practical...

... Energy-efficient appliances Tile or luxury vinyl plank flooring Smart kitchen layouts (open-concept designs... Bathtub replacements or conversions Heated flooring (popular in Minnesota winters) Custom...

... feel like replacing the whole plank. the stuff seems a bit... the pint on coatings or vinyl flooring. I throew a bit of...

My client would like to space his 4x8 floor joists at 32" o.c. The floor joist span is 11'. Will a 1" advantech subfloor be sufficient? The finished floor will be a luxury vinyl plank flooring. Looking at the advantech tables it appears it would be but I am wondering if anyone has dealt with an actual floor system built this way and if any deflection/bounce was noticable.

Hi everyone! I really appreciate all the helpful comments and advice! 🙏 The contractor (ServPro) has now agreed that the wrong materials were ordered and installed. My husband made this comparison photo to show the sample vs. installation. The sample photo was taken at an AirBnB (where we are staying while our home is repaired). The question now is, given this mistake, should we move forward with the contractor constructing a custom bathroom vanity? original post is here. submitted by /u/J_Melkonian_A to r/Flooring [link] [comments]

Update post is here. We just had flooring replaced after water damage. I am shocked by how pronounced the edges are on every single plank. It does not look like our prior floor, which did not have noticeable seams. It also looks different from the manufacturer‘s photos. I am concerned that the flooring is (A) installed incorrectly and/or (B) not the material we choose. What do you think? Here’s the manufacture’s image: http://www.master-floors.net/ProductShow.asp?menu1=49&sort1=1&sort2=2&id=113 Thank you! submitted by /u/J_Melkonian_A to r/Flooring [link] [comments]

I'm trying to decide between vinyl flooring planks and solid oak flooring for a renovation, and I'm curious what people have experienced long-term. Vinyl seems to be the default recommendation these days because of durability and moisture resistance, especially for living rooms and kitchens. But solid oak obviously has the classic look. For anyone who has lived with either for a few years, which one actually holds up better with daily wear? Also curious if anyone has tried kitchen vinyl sheet flooring in high-traffic areas and how it compares. submitted by /u/LimestoneLogic to r/HomeImprovement [link] [comments]

I am finally getting rid of the dirty carpet in my living room, and I need to pick a new floor. I really love the look of real hardwood, but it is way out of my price range right now. Everyone keeps telling me to get luxury vinyl plank because it is durable and affordable, but I am worried it will feel hard and plastic under my feet. I don't want my house to feel fake. I was searching online for budget options and found https://www.reallycheapfloors.com/shop/prefinished-solid-hardwood/. It looks like a possible solution for getting materials, but I don't know if the quality is actually good. Has anyone used them? I am wondering if LVP is worth it or if I should look for something else. Please let me know if you have cheaper recommendations. I just want the best option for my money. submitted by /u/Bos187 to r/floorplan [link] [comments]

Honestly, I’ve never understood why vinyl flooring gets so much hate. Personally, I think it looks fantastic and is way easier to look after than solid wood. When I was looking for LVP, I found that lots of brands have really good options, like Braag’s Spirrit series, Karndean and Quick-Step. They just look amazing. Vinyl plank flooring is stylish, easy to clean, makes life so much easier and it’s reasonably priced too. submitted by /u/Perfect-Tower-6710 to r/AusRenovation [link] [comments]

Hey everyone, We moved into our newly built home about two months ago. From day one we had issues with the vinyl flooring. The builder sent people back several times to fix it, but now we’ve noticed new gaps forming between planks and many corners has started cracking. The flooring guy came out again and basically brushed it off, saying we’ve “always been fussy” and that this is a manufacturing defect. This doesn’t sit right with me. It’s a brand-new home and the flooring shouldn’t be failing already. What are my rights here under NZ law? Can I take this to the Disputes Tribunal if the builder refuses to fix it properly? Any advice from people who’ve dealt with this before would be great. submitted by /u/Gurwinder-nz to r/LegalAdviceNZ [link] [comments]

Hey everyone, We moved into our newly built home about two months ago. From day one we had issues with the vinyl flooring. The builder sent people back several times to fix it, but now we’ve noticed new gaps forming between planks and many corners has started cracking. The flooring guy came out again and basically brushed it off, saying we’ve “always been fussy” and that this is a manufacturing defect. This doesn’t sit right with me. It’s a brand-new home and the flooring shouldn’t be failing already. What are my rights here under NZ law? Can I take this to the Disputes Tribunal if the builder refuses to fix it properly? Any advice from people who’ve dealt with this before would be great. submitted by /u/Gurwinder-nz to r/newzealand [link] [comments]

My boyfriend of 2 years has been amazing in every way, but I feel like it's hopeless when it comes to me trying to be romantic and buying him gifts. When it comes to holidays and birthdays, he buys me very romantic things like flowers, fancy dinners out, experiences like a spa day, and other things that I think are normal gifts. When it comes to me buying him gifts, he has a strict thing where he just tells me ahead of time to buy this because he wants it. I get that's fine since he want to make sure I'm getting something he likes, but the gifts he asks for are very weird. For example, one time he suggested a gift of a drill kit because his current one was wearing out. Another time he just wanted a case of a specific brand of beer. The last time which was his birthday, he wanted to buy some vinyl flooring to replace a couple of broken planks and we went together so I'd pick the right one. Yup. His birthday present form me was a case of vinyl flooring, which he seemed happy to install and then send me the pictures after lol. Can the guys here tell me more about this strange preference? I asked a couple of guy friends and they actually chuckled and said it's pretty legit. submitted by /u/ThrowRA1123112 to r/relationship_advice [link] [comments]

Removing the old vinyl plank to re-tile my kitchen, and I think this is what you call winning the floor lottery, right? Even better, I can return the tiles I just bought! submitted by /u/casually_miraculous to r/centuryhomes [link] [comments]

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I see a lot of hate for it, but honestly I've always liked it when I lived in places that had it, and it's more cost effective and easier to maintain than real wood. submitted by /u/No-Temporary5829 to r/Flooring [link] [comments]

A woman I know works for a rental housing company located in here in Canada. The housing company needed one of their units fixed up before another family moved in. One of the maintenance men, was tasked with replacing the counter top and for lack of a better way to say this, is a foreigner, and painted the counter top first. Then didn't like the way it turned out so he went ahead and installed vinyl plank flooring on the counter... She said he was so happy the way it turned out. I'm in shock and awe. The heck man submitted by /u/RedEkkar to r/Carpentry [link] [comments]

Storytime: I finally have the gameroom I've wanted for years. It took many, many hours and late nights but it's finally done. My wife and I bought this house last year as we outgrew our last place (kids). This room needed a lot of work which was primarily done by me. I dont have a background in anything related to renovation/contracting but I do have the internet and have had some help with the flooring from my father and FIL. Down below I linked an album showing the progress made over the past year. DIY stuff: For flooring I laid down high traffic vinyl planking across the entire basement (~850sqft) over an underlayment which rests ontop of tile. For paint, my color scheme was inspired by the most legendary game console ever, the NES. The walls reflect the two tone greys along with the semi-gloss black and red accents. The floor trim was measured, cut, and installed by me (very satisfying to get this done). The shelving I measured, cut, primed, and painted from poplar wood since it's a stronger than pine which tends to bend. Poplar is a great stiff wood and is cheaper when compared to oak. I got the idea for these style shelves from youtubers Saturday Morning Gamer and Morts Garage. The lighting is slim LED lighting that has a "nite mode" at the flick of a switch. I have never done electrical beyond changing a fixture so this was a fun learning project. I also installed a modern lutron dimmer for dimming on both lighting types. All the cardboard and fragile things are lifted well off the ground because I got some toddlers that love to grab things. I decided to go with custom shelves because I didn't want to have those cheap media tower shelves that sit on the floor. My house is also a raised ranch so I had to figure out how to make shelves from scratch to go above the permanent shelf that surrounds the room. https://imgur.com/a/uMVwHYK Now that the DIY stuff is out of the way... For games, I only collect what I used to play back in childhood and ones that interest me. I'm not into collecting full sets or games that are "valuable". I have about 900-ish games and I'm mostly content. Looking to add more boxed games but i'm in no rush. I always wanted a gameroom that is practical hat is meant to ENJOYED. I will never understand the museum mentality where everything is in glass cases with no where to sit down. I try to beat as many games as I can each year, thanks to inspiration from the "games we played" videos from MyLifeinGaming on YouTube. I'm currently having a blast playing Luigi's Mansion 2 on 3DS. I recently 103%'d Donkey Kong Country 3 on SNES, then before that beat Resident Evil 2 and 3 on Gamecube. The CRT is a 32" Sony trinitron KV-FS120 which I have a Wii, PS2, and OG Xbox running through a component switcher. The SNES and N64 are on S-video, and the NES is on composite. The 55" Sharp LED has an HDMI switcher for Xbox One, 360, PS4 Pro, Switch 1 and 2. Everything is run through a surround sound receiver and sounds amazing. The wiring and organizing for this was a pain FYI. submitted by /u/suicidalkoala to r/gamecollecting [link] [comments]

Really like the look of Tarkett luxury vinyl, probably going to grab a few samples to see how they look in my living room. I've done floor installations before including vinyl plank, so I'm thinking this shouldn't be hard to do myself, but was hoping someone's used the brand to know what I'm potentially signing up for? submitted by /u/RenderToReality to r/DIY [link] [comments]

I have extra planks in the garage and I'm planning on cutting long sections to fill this and caulk it to the tub. Is that a dumb idea? Any tips or suggestions? I've never done anything like this submitted by /u/Marcus2Ts to r/Flooring [link] [comments]

I have had this luxury vinyl plank flooring installed. I just read the care instructions. Holy crap! Seriously how is this LifeProof when the everyday most common cleaning supplies can't be used LMAO has anyone else experienced this? submitted by /u/Comfortable_Wrap1288 to r/Flooring [link] [comments]

We are replacing our engineered wood floor with luxury vinyl planking. It will be throughout the main level of the home including the entryway and kitchen. We have children and a large dog that have really wrecked our previous flooring. Our dog is really the biggest issue as her nails have put some large and deep scratches into the flooring. What brand of luxury vinyl planking do you recommend that doesn't scratch easily and looks like real wood? submitted by /u/Ldubs_12 to r/Renovations [link] [comments]

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Wondering how I can fix it? Cheap or expensive ideas welcome. Thanks! submitted by /u/kay-moor to r/homeimprovementideas [link] [comments]

People over purchase in wear layer thickness for residential applications and unknowingly give their floors more of a plastic look than they need. They associate a thicker wear layer with a stronger, more mar resistant wear layer, which is not the case. Most households would be fine with a 6mil wear layer, 12 at the most for very active households. I’ve been on commercial sites years later with 6mil wear layers where the only failures were low spots from poor prep. Thicker wear layers are designed to last for years in commercial spaces, which might see more traffic in a day than many houses in a year. A vinyl plank wear layer is a PVC/polyurethane blend, with different additives depending on the brand but almost all with aluminum oxide. These wear layers are ever slightly opaque. The decor layer for these planks sits below the surface of the wear layer, and the thicker it is the more it of a “plastic” look the surface will have and the less sharp the decor layer will look. Please argue below thank you for your opinions no matter how wrong they are. submitted by /u/Leinad580 to r/Flooring [link] [comments]

We are going to redo the floors in our newly purchased 1000 sq ft ranch. It currently has carpet in the 3 bedrooms and hallway. We were going to do a cohesive LVP in the kitchen and living room, and then have carpet installed in the hallway and bedrooms. Someone told us carpet is OUT and that LVP throughout would increase the home value. I think she’s probably right but I don’t know what is best for us. We will probably live there between 5-10 years. submitted by /u/chainsaw-pry to r/HomeImprovement [link] [comments]

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